In room 5015 at Artomatic there is work by an artist named Michelle Ramos, who is new to me.
There are sometimes confluences of things that happen in the process of producing art, which, depending on what the "thing" is, can result in a disaster or in a work of art that moves from the mundane to the sublime.
In 5015 there is such a work.
In that room we find a work where the artist has accepted one of the most difficult challenges in painting: delivering a work of art using colors that reside on opposite ends of the color wheel.
The usual result of that for most of us is a muddy ending, where the chemical properties of the paint defeat the best artistic intentions.
And yet, in this work Ramos has not only seduced the combating primary colors into coming into a gorgeous agreement of sorts, but also delivered what can best be described as a triumph of persistence over logic and an enviable and beautiful work of art that defied all painting logic and ends as a brilliant triumph of the brush!
And it is in the middle area transition point where the magic occurs that allow the two colors, always at war with each other, to marry in artistic triumph.
Well done!
