“Jazz Abstract”

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ALEXANDER PAIGE – 2001 Painting on Large Wooden Board “Jazz Abstract”

This is one of the first abstract paintings Alexander Paige ever painted.  This abstract painting was produced with acrylic house paint.  This particular painting spans over ten feet & width & is painted against wood.  Alexander Paige is clearly inspired by Jackson Pollock in “Jazz Abstract.”  This particular tells the story of “movement in artwork” & the concept of “jazzlike musical movement” & absolute freedom of expression in this large scale early abstract painting.