Andes Waterwall
The 1m x 1m Landform oil "Andes Waterwall" was painted from a photo by Jean Kadmon's grandson Jonathan on a trek in the Andes. The photo conveyed that the sky was falling down the cliffs as well as water and the painting attempts to convey the same. The lumpy surface of the painting was made from seeds - brown rice, lentils, and flax. There are also dried paint lumps from the palette in the gesso ground of the painting. The lumpiness of the surface brings out the color.
