Colours: Pleasant Like Cooking
Audrey Wallace-Tailor is an Aurovilian painter who has had many exhibitions in America and Auroville. She is an abstract painter using a variety of attractive colors and forms. Audrey settled in Auroville in 2007. She gives workshops in drawing and colors and teaches art. Here, she talks to us about her life and her works, and of the elements of color and form in her paintings. These days, Audrey is painting on the Bharat Nivas entrance wall, where many visitors come and express their surprise.
Audrey says about her work: "Starting to work, I usually mix three or four colors (a very pleasant time, like in cooking). Then I use rollers, sprays, sponges, squeegees, brushes, throwing, glazing — applying the paint in any way that seems appropriate. I consciously want the viewer to know that my body is creating this work. Actually, it is my body and gravity, for many times I work on a panel on the wall of my studio that I can rotate clock-wise and counter clock-wise letting the paint move." — audreywallacetaylor.com/
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12 h 24 min
Look like a nature’s gift.