Abstract Art Inspired by Reality
Long Vision Arts creates abstract art paintings inspired by the reality Matrix. The artwork navigates the delicate balance between nature, memory, and the human experience, using acrylic paint, modeling paste, natural or found objects, and textured fabrics or paper. Blending abstract and representational styles, the art pieces invite contemplation through vibrant color palettes, bold brushstrokes, and rich layers of texture.
Long Vision Arts' work has been showcased in local events, earning recognition for its depth and emotional resonance. Signature projects like 'Twist in the Void', which captures our wonder at the nature of our universe, and 'One Man Band', an intimate exploration of the human psyche, exemplify Long Vision Arts' ability to transform personal and collective narratives into immersive visual experiences.
About the Artist
My name is Britt and I started my painting journey in early 2024. I had never painted before, but I always wanted to try it. My background is in Mechanical Design and Engineering Graphics. My work at the time was very left brained and the foray into art brought balance. I learned most of what I know from YouTube and experimentation with techniques.
Early on I found a YouTuber who was also an Army Veteran like myself. He got started with acrylic painting as a form of therapy, and I too found it to be very calming; it puts me in the creative ‘zone’ which is beautiful and uplifting.
I’ve had to deal with many rounds of trial and error. Sometimes even if you do everything right with a technique on canvas, it just doesn’t turn out, and you have to start over. Se La Vi. Sometimes though, what I thought was failure, is instead a new discovery, and it turns out brilliantly. It’s very satisfying when a piece turns out as good or better than you planned it.
Each painting is different and carries a different energy. I name each painting based on how I perceive that energy that emanates from the canvas in front of me. I feel that because of the chaotic nature of the fluid acrylics moving on the canvas, it allows me to co-create with the quantum field of potential that surrounds us in this dimension.
