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Marc Ross, Horixontal Ghosts #1, Painting, Acrylic on Canvas, 24 x 20, 2005
 
     
 

My purpose is to continue the tradition of such painters of the sublime as Ad Reinhardt, Agnes Martin, and Mark Rothko whose images or non-images demand contemplative time to be fully appreciated and absorbed.

I have worked at developing a technique in which color and light seem to emanate from within the picture surface then vibrate and hover in front of the canvas when viewed at a distance. As the viewer approaches to examine the radiating color, it progressively retreats into the canvas not to be found at close inspection.

The veil between what is known on one side and that which is not known on the other becomes, as an unknown Christian mystic put it, a loud of the unknowing which is sought by the committed viewer.

 
     
 
  Marc Ross
Marc Ross studied at Ohio University, Athens, Ohio with major in painting and drawing in 1975. He holds a master degree from the University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois in 1976. He also holds one more master degree from Kent State University, Kent, Ohio with painting and drawing in 1980. He was presented his work from many group and solo exhibitions in from 1977 to 2006.
 
     
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