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Teresita Dennis
Teresitsa Dennis uses opposite colours to create a vibration in pattern. They look like something sinister you might find in a petri dish.. luxurious insects all stuck together


http://www.broadbentgallery.com/Teresita%20Dennis/Dennis_home.htm
Dennis uses her hands directly to make a first series of marks, then works back into the spaces in between with a brush. In Wanting we see a repeated black shape — something like a heart or a woman’s bottom — with clear indentations where Dennis’s fingers have smeared their way through the paint. The gaps are edged with reds, oranges and yellows; the overall effect suggests smouldering embers, something frighteningly hot.


http://www.broadbentgallery.com/Teresita%20Dennis/Dennis_home.htm
Dennis uses her hands directly to make a first series of marks, then works back into the spaces in between with a brush. In Wanting we see a repeated black shape — something like a heart or a woman’s bottom — with clear indentations where Dennis’s fingers have smeared their way through the paint. The gaps are edged with reds, oranges and yellows; the overall effect suggests smouldering embers, something frighteningly hot.
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