Apple in 13 colors Guillaume Moschini While working on this project

While working on this project the artist is reminded of Josef Albers' statement: "There is a profound harmony in the immeasurable spectrum of color

A constant of Cantrick’s process is the transparent layering that enhances the sense of a shallow space that is meant to be simultaneously receding and advancing

Each panel’s underpainting (first sheer layer of color) is one of the colors of the other panels

punched out the openings

Inspired by Umberto Boccioni's States of Mind Series

Apple in 13 colors Guillaume Moschini While working on this projectRamsays process engages a systematic, mathematical approach heavily influenced by color. She interacts with nature, documents the shifting colors of elements of the natural environment, such as landscapes, fruit, leaves and trees. For this piece, the colors were collected from an apple hanging in the sun.