Colourful shining landscapes by Kate Shaw
|These colourful shining landscapes by the artist Kate Shaw are fascinating me: the structure is a chaotic disorder, like a puzzle, but you can’t put the pieces together. Perhaps it’s a warning that life doesn’t feel real anymore.
Tagged: colourful art, cool landscape art
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