Cronos 35 1982

Rene Duvillier made Cronos 35 with orange paint, and maybe even a spray gun by the looks of it! I think he was letting the process guide him. You can see the texture in this painting isn't about thick globs, but more about how the color settles. It's like he's coaxing the paint to find its own shape. Notice the lines on the left, like rain but made of dashes, and then how they get thicker towards the center. They have such direction, like they're being pulled down by something! Duvillier reminds me a little of Joan Miró, just letting the subconscious spill out onto the canvas. It’s like art becomes this open conversation where ideas are always morphing and reshaping. I love that in art, there's no one right answer!