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Brown has established a vocabulary of forms and patterns in his art as represented by the loops, flowers, harlequins and other less defined shapes. With this he goes on to create variations of color, contrast, and spatial relationships from one painting to another. The cumulative effect is a self-expression that represents a combination of the personal with the catholic. In other words, Brown�s art stems from his specific point of view but, when released into the world, is fully accessible. It is this mixture of the universal with the intimate as wrapped up within the pure joy of making art objects that imbues this work with an engaging sensibility. |
