Hard to describe why this earthy abstract painting inspired by Blues Legend Muddy Waters and his indescribable presence at the Checkboard Lounge in Chicago was created. Baby, please don't go down to New Orleans. Please don't go. Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood, Ian Stewart, Buddy Guy, Lefty Dizz and so many more. Just hanging out trying to exorcize the joy, hope, love, and pain of humanity. The power that can't sit quietly in the heart of one person. This piece hints to a muddy lake or gray lake depending on how it is hung.
This is my first abstract painting in an attempt to release from my inner being the power of all the pain that powerful human beings endure, everywhere on the planet, not just here in our tiny little space in the USA. Our little space in the North American Continent. Our tiny little space in the Milky Way. We are small but our energy is unstoppable. The indescribable and undefinable force of hope, love, goodness, and righteousness that inspires so many scientists, musicians, writers, creators, and artists everywhere. We see ourselves as small. We see ourselves from above. May we all rise above the exploitation of human beings everywhere on this very small marble. Peace. To all. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mbao_laqF8E&list=RDMbao_laqF8E&start_radio=1
#1 of ? Abstract | Muddy Waters | Grey Lake
20" x 30" x 1 3/8"
Acrylic Paint on Stretched Canvas
Artist: Karen Chisholm
