Paintings, Artwork, Poster's let's hear it.


After spending a pro-longed "session" of music listening tonight, I was curious...what focal point do fellow users use when listening to music. Perhaps, people close their eyes; I don't. I have a nice James Lumber Gretzky painting hangin above my stereo, that I use.

Many times I've thought about hangin other art/paintings/posters. Perhaps a nice Jimmy Page, Kurt Cobain (too depressing though) or Janes Addiction as a focal point. I've never been into art that much, althought it would be nice to spruce the room up and use it as a focal point.

Let's hear what's hangin on your walls. I'll admitt, I like a few postings i've seen here with old jazz/blues players framed in black even thought Blues represnts 10% of what I listen to, it just brings it all home for me. That's where it all started for rock.
lush
My current listening room (not the one posted as my "system" room which is in need of an update at this point), has two abstract paintings on the wall. The one I face directly when listening is an encaustic that shows a dark, monlolithic shape...could be a dark doorway, or could be a solid shape...from which seems to be radiating circles of light or energy...well, at least that's how I see it. It is entirely up to the viewers interpretation. The painting is by my old friend Jaq Chartier. She has since moved on to other visual syles (still abstract, and still in encaustic). Another painting I have of hers, "White Lights" appears on the Foo Fighters 1995 self-titled release, and is somewhat of a precursor to the work she's doing now. Needless to say, I am a big fan of her work. I like abstract work as it allows my mind to wander...seems somehow more akin to the way I see music in some ways.

Marco
Been collecting Japanese scroll paintings since the 1970s. I have one hanging behind my system. I change it once a month.
Try a nice fish tank with big fish, they move more slowly and are a pleasure to watch.