
Floyd D. Tunson
As Aristotle said, learning is the greatest of pleasures. My work reflects my journey to acquire knowledge. Along the way I have become a Janus. Looking at life from one direction, I see the terror of chaos, man's inhumanity to man, mortality, and the vastness of the unknown. From another direction, the human condition seems like a magnificent, orderly evolution of extraordinary beauty. The totality of my work reflects my quest to comprehend and express these forces and their interconnectedness. Even my non-objective painting is based on this dialectic, where uninhibited strokes play against geometric order.

84x180, acrylic on canvas
60x84, acrylic on canvas
60x84, acrylic on canvas
60x84, acrylic on canvas
60x84, acrylic on canvas
64x85, acrylic on canvas
96x144, acrylic on canvas
60x84, acrylic on canvas
84x60, acrylic on canvas
60x84, acrylic on canvas
84x60, acrylic on canvas
60x84, acrylic on canvas