A percept is impression of an object obtained by use of the senses.
This work is an early twentieth century painting that is a part of my Perception Studies series.
Perceptual Study 25701 (2004)
Category: Color Studies
Perception Study: 3D Cube Study #1, 2021
One of three cube studies by Amy Ione that evoke a cube using background cues.
Perception Study: 3D Cube Study #3, 2021
One of three cube studies by Amy Ione that evoke a cube using background cues.
Perception Study: 3D Cube Study #2 (2021)
One of three cube studies by Amy Ione that evoke a cube using background cues.
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Homage to Bridget Riley (2012)
Spring Medley (2010)
Spring Medley, a vivid exploration of geometric abstraction, features a dynamic interplay of triangles, lines, and gradients. It has an architectural stability, with form and color converging to evoke motion, depth, and resonance. When engaging with this non-representational work, the eye is drawn across the canvas by the rhythm of these shapes and the way the gradient transitions strike the eye. Because the qualities of one’s visual experience are subtle, it takes continued or prolonged engagement to sense how both structured and fluid elements impact the viewer on a sensory level.
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Orange Ball (2002)
Amy Ione
Title: Orange Ball
Date: 2002
Medium: Oil on canvas board
Dimensions: 16×20
Unsigned
Blue Mist (Unfinishd)
This piece has been unfinished for so long that maybe this is it.
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Amy Ione
Title: Blue Mist (Unfinished)
Date: 2017-
Medium: Oil on canvas
Dimensions: 40 x 40 x 1.5 inches
Unsigned
Catalog Number: 35637
Going Home (1977), a free form abstraction
Free form abstraction drawing created with prismacolor and ink. Like many of the Fantasy painting of this time, the perimeter is irregular and was intentionally cut this way to accentuate the image’s dynamic. Polly’s Wedding is another work in this series, although the irregular perimeter is not as pronounced.
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