Fine Art Painting: Early Evaporation by IZ MAGLOW

"Early Evaporation" in Fine Art Paintings by Iz Maglow

When German Art Artist Iz Maglow presented his Early Evaporation at Palais Walderdorff (Trier) in the year 1982, the Trierer Volksfreund described "...the experiments with materials like paintings that result in color-evaporation..." The newspaper saw "...a lot of endeavours to acquire an independent visual alphabet, that is used to formulate artwork, that is in itself complete as well as artwork that clearly picks up elements of reality and go much further like e.g. 'Venus' or 'New Guinea'...".

"...Here, the artist unites artwork that he calls Evaporation, what already describes the process of development. Lots of coloured water is poured on a canvas with priming coat and flows into a pre-defined form. During several weeks the water evaporates and leaves behind ring-shaped, sometimes broken color traces..." the Art Magazine for Trier, Luxembourg and Saarbrücken: Kunststoff described this experimental art of Iz Maglow in 1983.
 

TRIANGLE EVAPORATION

acrylic on canvas,
1981, 130 x 150 cm

75381087

DOUBLE CROSS

BIG DOUBLE
CROSS

study on floor
and document
of process

acrylic on canvas,
1981, 141 x 200 cm

acrylic on canvas,
1981, 282 x 200 cm

15381071

15381132

THREE AREA EVAPORATION

acrylic on canvas,
1981, 99 x 72 cm

15381076