In their stead are shimmering fields of colour and more atmospheric depths.
It does not really pay to compare De Keyser's fields of colour, or his expressive strokes and splashes, too closely with their American counterparts.
His paintings express nothing at all in their broken and churned fields of colour, in their immutable greys, in their unfocused and mediated depictions of reality.
Since then they have digitised the production process creating deeply saturated fields of colour and eerily symmetrical images as in 2008 work 'Burn in Hell'.
Some of the highlights included Jim Lambie's scintillating fields of colour at the Fruitmarket in Edinburgh, Douglas Gordon's disturbing montage of videos, and a glass skylight painting by Richard Wright that brought heavenly beauty to the heart of Glasgow.
"There is so much emotion in the picture, and I was drawn to the way Picasso generated that energy, the way he structured fields of colour, the way the perspective moves around.
Newman's paintings reveal themselves through our looking closely, walking their length, scanning their fields of colour, getting up close to their surfaces; through immersion not in their illusions - because, really, there are none - but in the surface itself, the colour and the paint.
This paper will initially introduce the three main application fields of colour science: colour specification, colour-difference evaluation and colour appearance modelling.
Still, I wasn't sure how she'd react to the endless stream of screaming amputees, animal corpses, naked dudes climbing through fields of colour, snake children and the general drugged-out monologue of hyper-spiritual initiation that make up only a fraction of the 113 minutes of the film, though I figured today was as good a day as any to find out.
