Painting the situation - Cristina Lucas

[@karenlavigne1108]

Always enjoy your Art videos. 👍

[@ImperfectPaintings]

Thanks, Karen.

[@doncook2054]

Love this ... her works are deep, and beautiful.....Your artwork is freeing, spontaneous, and beautiful!

[@ImperfectPaintings]

Thanks, Don. I'm just trying to wrap my head around a subject like that. Albert

[@emmanuelpower2439]

Great topic Albert. Thank you.😊

[@ImperfectPaintings]

Thanks, Emmanuel

[@e.dantas6039]

vc é um achado para mim, o estilo que eu procurava.

[@ImperfectPaintings]

Thanks, e. dantas, good to hear. Enjoy your creative adventure. Albert

[@bettybrugman843]

Eu tb gosto muito dele.

[@ImperfectPaintings]

Thanks, Betty

[@Sinanimre]

Your videos are awesome, you are a source of inspiration, and I hope you'll continue to enjoy what you are doing !

[@ImperfectPaintings]

Thanks, Sinan. I really appreciate your support. Albert

[@TJ-zs7gn]

Loved the video and based on such an important topic . I’m late to the environment debate but we really need to look after our planet and understand more about global warming and the way we are destroying things .

[@ImperfectPaintings]

Thanks, TJ. It was interesting to paint like this. A bit therapeutic even. The images made things clear. I hope for others as well. Albert

[@culturefan]

The temperature has gotten a bit cooler here. No longer 40C we dropped down to 32C, so much better for now and we've gotten a bit of rain too. Eating a banana and some cereal watching your YT video. Didn't know about Cristina Lucas, but now I'm inspired. I need to get up and pull weeds outside--a never ending chore it seems.

[@ImperfectPaintings]

Thanks, CultureFan. Temperatures are always relative. It's an interesting artist, touches all sorts of sensitive issues. Be kind to the weeds. You never who invades whose territory. Albert

[@Sinanimre]

I have been away from your channel for a while... and happy to be back. Thanks for always bringing some inspiration ! I recently was in Istanbul, and visited both Modern (the Istanbul museum of modern art) and Arter, another modern art museum. I discovered many interesting artists there, and fell in love with Nuri Kuzucan's pieces. If you feel curious and if you don't know him yet, feel free to check his art. I am sure you would like it !

[@ImperfectPaintings]

Thanks, Sinan. Welcome back again. Interesting artist you suggest. I totally get why you like him. It all looks mysterious and 3D spacious. I'll put him on my list. Albert

[@sidsatellite2434]

Thank you for knocking down the walls

[@ImperfectPaintings]

Thanks, Sid, but I'm unsure about what you mean. Can you fill me in? Albert

[@sidsatellite2434]

I work in an office cubicle every day, and there is so much structure, deadline, timing, rules pressure. Your art and way of seeing it is the opposite, in that sense knocking down the walls and cubicles -- it leaves you with things bleeding into each other as we are reflecting back to the memories of events. Almost like mind recalling feelings from events rather than vivid memories. And the fact that people make art like this is freeing. Thank you again.

[@ImperfectPaintings]

Thanks, Sid, for coming back on this. I totally get your story, I'm not exactly a cubicle fan, more the opposite. Anyway, have a great day, and thanks for dropping by. Albert

[@conniedecarolis3173]

Loved this video Albert

[@ImperfectPaintings]

Thanks, Connie

[@bettybrugman843]

❤

[@ImperfectPaintings]

Thanks, Betty

[@konstantinospapaioannou2588]

Thank you for another great video and a new inspiration source. Could you please make a video about the work of Georgiana Houghton at some point? She was the very first abstract artist, at least 40 years before Kandinsky, Malevich, Mondrian, even before Hilma af Klint. I find her work just stunning.

[@ImperfectPaintings]

Thanks, Konstantinos. Interesting suggestion: Georgiana Houghton. I looked at some artwork, and it's intriguing. I'll put her on my list. But it can take a while. Albert

[@otmarkeller4156]

Moin Albert, ich bewundere deine Courage, auch dieses schwierige Thema Umwelt- und deren Verschmutzung anzusprechen. Aber es ist richtig! Denn auch wir, die Freizeitmaler sind, sollten uns immer wieder fragen, ob wir verantwortungsvoll mit den Materialen umgehen, die wir für unsere Werke verwenden; und vor allem, die wir wegwerfen oder noch schlimmer wegschütten. Es ist auch deswegen mutig von dir, weil du dafür, glaube ich, nicht so viel Zuspruch erhältst bei youtube-Usern. Aber es ist dennoch positiv zu beurteilen, weil du auch zeigst, dass richtige Künstler und Künstlerinnen wie Cristina Lucas, die das Thema aufgreift. Ich wünsche mir aber zum Schluss doch wieder eine Aufgabe, die du uns stellst. 🙂 Schönen Sonntag weiter frohes Schaffen.

[@ImperfectPaintings]

Thanks, Otmar. You're right. It's a difficult or sensitive issue. Some won't appreciate it. So be it. Personally, I do realize I use lots of materials, and the majority of them are oil-based products. The computer servers where the videos are made available, are a problem as well. I try to keep it lighthearted, and the sensitive ones can read between the lines. But after seeing her artwork, I found a way to tell my story. I'm already thinking of a challenge in November. Happy painting until then. Albert

[@kuikai100]

thanks

[@ImperfectPaintings]

Thanks, Suwong.