Martin describes his work: “it’s very Zen like,
I like painting on the edge of control rather than
trying to make a copy of life. Painting on the back
of glass is like experiencing a memory, a dream,
a vision for the first time.
The Sun the Moon and the Truth
Framed with Quilted Maple stainless steel and black lacquer
32”x 45”
“I painted this to honor the visit of the Buddha relics, which
was actually shown in the gallery where my art was hanging
at the time on Orcas Island.
(see the page “visit of the Buddhas”)
Rotisserie designed and built by Martin Gerard for painting enamel on the reverse side of glass
