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My footsteps follow a yellow light that leads to the sea. But along the way I stop on paths unknown or known, but forgotten. I fling passion at the open doors of shadowed worlds or cool, white rooms full of seasoned weary travelors. And occassionally I see a new soul reach through a cafe window to say “welcome, and stay awhile.” Then I am on my way again, to the sea and the light.
“Corner Cafe” is acrylic on Tyvek paper 24″×36″ by John Fish 2011. From a photo by myself of a street scene on Hollywood Blvd. near Western Ave. in Los Angeles
John Fish is a Los Angeles artist who paints abstracts, landscapes and portraits with expressive painterly strokes and heavily textured surfaces. I explore the way space flows to entwine objects that have no boundaries.
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Lovely painting…I thought it was European at first, but it also looks like right here where I live….century old buildings say so much….
thanks Janis. yes I love old buildings
– John Fish
Love the old brickwork. You really caught the sense of time and character.
thanks for saying that
– John Fish
A very impressive fantastic “expression”. Excellent very vivid art John
thank you for commenting
– John Fish
You create ‘wonder’ so beautifully. Lovely work & words
thank you Phil for your wonderful words
– John Fish
Wonderful.
John, all your work is wonderful, I so admire artists who are consistent in their work.
I run all over the place like a headless chicken trying to find itself.
thanks so much for the great comment
– John Fish
Corner Cafe looks like a nice place to stay… for a while in LA. Superb John!
wonderful work and words John
Always a pleasure to view your artwork John! In peace I consume this wonder! Bravo!!!…)o(
You’ve captured, or portrayed, a wonderful feeling of welcome here John. This reminds me of the small cafes in Mexico City that always felt homey and friendly.
Great work as usual John:-)