IS A PAINTER.
When asked what he would like people to know about his work, Carl Clark says, “I wanted to pass time.” Clark composes expansive spaces – skies, fields, mountains, and seas – with contemplative, measured strokes. He brings a pragmatic approach to his paintings, lacing them, every now and then, with a liminal quality. A small town, articulated in transparent hues, recedes softly into a mountain. Ships traverse grey waters, appearing to be at once moving, frozen, or sinking.
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