House as a Haiku
"This is a home in the Queen Anne neighborhood of Seattle. I was drawn to the lights as darkness fell and the
bright orange chairs in the yard. Actively trying to lighten my work I believe this was the first piece
where I removed black paint from my palette entirely.
I also began to experiment with purposely adding white paint drips down the left side, adding a symbolic
dysarthria to the piece.
I really wanted to create the moment of people going inside after sitting outdoors on a warm night. When
the viewer just catches the last few words of the conversation and a tinkling laugh before the screen door
closes."
- Ian Shearer
Prints are produced on demand on stretched canvas, acrylic plexi, or giclee fine art paper in a variety of sizes here in the United States.
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