This series of paintings on 8.5 x 11 inch laser prints of spectrograms of the sound of ocean waves, recorded while walking Horseneck Beach, Westport MA, October 15, 2021. This pair, part of a larger number of paintings was painting November 8, 2021. Goto: Blue Ocean Sounds
Notebook
Notbook is an informal collection of ideas, paintings and photographs revealing the creative process of contemporary artist Chris Page.
Wave Spectrogram Set
Photos in the reflection of iphone screen, combining spectrogram on the iphone and ocean waves taken with Sony rx100
Wave Dissipation Combine
2021
two 8.5x11 inch paintings
acrylic on laser print
Horseneck Wave Painting in 6 Parts
Emulsion Pairs & Triptich October 2021-2023
2020-2021
8.5 x 22 inches
acrylic on digital photographs
Void and Forest Grid 06.09.2021
Note: Possible meaning, from the dark well or cloud of the unknown (unknowing) comes the forest of knowledge or being (knowing).
(Bahai references include the Síyáh-Chál-The Black Pit and the Bab’s Surih of Joseph)
Sky Triptych
Forest Grid drawings 6 x 12 inches
Forest Energy
2019 acrylic on paper 18x24 in.
Forest Grid III
2019 acrylic on canvas 24x36 in.
Forest Grids on Paper 12 x 16 inches
Forest Grids I & II
09.27.2018
Walking the beginning of the Wentworth Conservation Area path on September 27, 2018 at 6:20 p.m.
Wentworth Path: Set of Five
Wentworth Farm Conservation Area
August 10. 2018 5:11–5:35p.m.
Path Memory
Wentworth Path Memory 06.10.2018 (painted September 2018)
acrylic on canvas 28 x 34 in.
Path Series Painting on raw canvas
Sediment Shift acrylic on raw canvas 29 x 50 in.
Earth & Snow Patterns
2:28 PM
Wentworth Conservation Walk 12.16.2017
Walk with little to show for it
4:50 p.m.
Fort River Trail
09-15-2017
Walking Fort River
Walking Fort River 08.04.2017
Would I have seen the formation of the leaves,
had I not first seen the clouds?
Winter Walk Painting
Winter Walk Painting No. 4, 2017 acrylic on digital photographic print 13 x 19 inches
©2017 Chris Page
My favorite painting from walking in the Fort River Conservation Trail last winter. While I mostly worked with photographs during this time I did do a few paintings on some photographs.