Late 1960s Scroll Painting

New Age, USA

Late 1960s

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Keeping in touch. He and She communicating. Vibes. Synchronizing. Late 1960s happening. Nothing but personal history.

This panorama is part of a scroll painting created with inks and watercolor on a long roll of rice paper in 1968 when I was returning to New York from California. It evolved out of the Zen ink painting of Minnesota and continuing meditative art. See links for more on that.

This art is so hard to describe, for me at this time. It is about different kinds of unseen space whuffles maybe. Rhythms of joy?

In 2011 I photographed overlapping sections of the entire scroll. I blended images in Photoshop and made the panorama in Pano2VR.

Meditative Art

My San Francisco Art 1966-1968

My Staten Island Art 1968-1972

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Painting: brushed ink on rice paper scroll. Camera: Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX9V. Software: Adobe Photoshop CS5 Extended and Pano2VR 2.3.4 64-bit

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