Vectors Series | Abstract paintings created by Janet Strayer Art

Spin, 16"x16" acrylic on canvas, is an abstract painting with a strong but limited palette and unusual shapes. Like other work in this series, magnitude and directional force were visualized in terms of paint and ink applied by trowels (not brushes) to emphasize visually the pull of directional forces or "vectors." Click below for inquiries and artist-direct sale.

Coincident, 20"x20" acrylic on canvas, is an abstract (paint and ink) painting presenting a visualisation of two coincident masses or force-fields operating independently but with some resonating attraction. Like other work in this series, magnitude and directional force were visualized in terms of paint and ink applied by trowels (not brushes) to emphasize visually the pull of directional forces or "vectors." Click below for inquiries and artist-direct sale.

Magnetic, 20"x20" acrylic on canvas is an abstract (paint and ink) painting with a strong but limited color palette.Like other work in this series, magnitude and directional force were visualized in terms of paint and ink applied by trowels (not brushes) to emphasize visually the pull of directional forces or "vectors." In this work.,the pull of the circular object alters the direction of the surrounding mass. Click below for inquiries and artist-direct sale.

Elusive Control., 20"x 20" acrylic on canvas is an abstract painting in muted colors. Like most work in the Vector series, it is all about magnitude and direction, visualized in terms of paint and ink applied by trowels (not brushes) to emphasize visually the pull of directional forces. or "vectors". Click below for inquiries and artist-direct sale.

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Saturna Island, B.C.

Vectors in physics are dimensional arrays with magnitude and direction: Masses with force. Here, conceptual and gesturally-directed kinetic energy is used artistically to create transparent and opaque colour vectors from ink and acrylic paints applied with unconventional tools.The aim is to make the canvas a visual force-field. See the series (click right arrow). Click on a painting for information about it.

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