2 Dimensional Painting

My paintings often start off from a basic grid and morph from there. They are all executed in acrylic on substrates that I construct (typically wood).

I often document the painting process with individual photographs that I then stitch together into short animated movies. I have been doing stop-motion documentation for almost 20 years at this point, so suffice is to say: it’s a firmly entrenched part of my working method.

My main focus is on intense layering, color manipulation, and abstraction with some hidden imagery scattered throughout.

A camera set up to take time-lapse images.

An in-progress painting with visible grid-lines.

Abstract painting by Nemobott (Nicholas Nemo Bottman) with vibrant, swirling patterns of multicolored dots and streaks.

Abstract painting with colorful geometric shapes and brush strokes in red, blue, green, pink, and yellow hues. Artist = Nemobott.

Abstract colorful painting with various shapes and brushstrokes in red, blue, green, yellow, and purple hues, painted by Nemobott.

Abstract painting with colorful geometric shapes and brush strokes in a mosaic-like pattern, painted by Nemobott.

Abstract expressionist painting with vibrant colors and dynamic brushstrokes.

Villain, 36" x 36", acrylic on wood, 2016

All That Junk In Your Head, 18"x18", Acrylic on Wood, 2016

Mnemonic Vapor Blanket -
Acrylic on Wood -
20.5" x 20.5" -
2015 — Mnemonic Vapor Blanket - Acrylic on Wood - 20.5" x 20.5" - 2015