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Jim
Gladden explains that as a 'beachcomber personality' , he
likes to "...explore and find unique objects in a
beautiful environment".
As he cruises the beach or stands before a blank surface, he
searches for something that he hasn't seen before.
Avoiding brush marks, he he a collection of 'texture making
things' to initiate unique patterns and rhythms.
He starts his painting as a sensual exploration of the eye.
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