John Schuyler began experimenting with fresco techniques in the mid-to-late 1990's. As he explored the possibilities of fresco, Schuyler became absorbed in the coarseness created by different applications of the plaster to his canvas. Thus, he focuses on creating very rich and dynamic textures, hoping to stir in viewers the urge to 'run a hand' over the surface of his painting.
As Schuyler's captivation with texture progressed, the content and form of his paintings became simp (showing 500 of 2043 characters). |
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