Eyvind Earl is one of those artists who studied nature and its morphogenetic appearance, especially trees. He developed his craftsmanship to a high level art expression, making it to a true ode to nature. His works are of a level, that the strong desire emerges to want to live in the world he painted.
Oak Tree Serigraph © Eyvind Earl
© Jack Kruf (2022) Fifty shades of Green [fine art print]. Breda: Private collection.
Scotland is the place where green colours can be collected. I did. I elaborated from my 2005 notebook. An art impression of this overwhelming land of landscapes, where earth, sky, clouds and sunlight meet.
I catched the late evening light from the seaside of this dune at Cadzand-Bad.
Kruf, J. (2022) Dune Light [fine art print]. Breda: Private collection.
Our adventure across the Namibian Sossusvlei resulted in the wisdom that no place in the desert is actually the same. Every valley has its own colour palette and architecture. The high sand dunes can sometimes reach up to 325 meter, as high as the Eiffel Tower. What an impressive place to be, the desert.
Wind, gravitation, water and light of sun and moon wash the sands, day and night, century in, century out. A continuous process of rearrangement and movement. In fact the sand grains are always on the run. I found these colours and curves.
Bibliography
Kruf, J.P. (2022) Desert view. Breda: private collection.
Kruf Huyssons 'Schetsboek' 