Fr. Bill Moore

 

 

 

 

 

Eleonore Austerer Gallery

Contemporary Artists

 

All works are acrylic on canvas

 

BM76  “Imprints on the Earth” 2006

12 x 12 inches

 

 

BM104 “Anticipating Dawn” 2007

12 x 12 inches

 

    

BM127 Bowing to Nature  II 2006

36 x 24 inches

 

BM132 “To Fall in Love with the World Daily” 2009

48 x 60 inches

 

 

BM144 “Assisi”, 2006

60 x 48 inches

 

 

BM146 Ancestry”, 2006

48 x 36 inches

 

 

BM149 The Sun Still Plays Around the Flowers

2006, 36 x 24 inches

 

 

BM150 Dividing the Sunset II”, 2008

36 x 24 inches

 

 

BM151 Nourished By the Flesh of the Earth

2008, 36 x 24 inches

 

 

BM152 Standing Still in Order to Be Astonished

2007, 24 x 18 inches

 

 

 

 

 

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The abstract works of Father Bill Moore are beautiful for their simplicity and deep autumnal colors and also have a rich surface texture that is ridged and rippled.

“The tactile nature of the work invites all who see it to explore not only with their eyes, but with their fingers and hands as well,” he says. The artist works primarily in the medium of acrylic on canvas.

 

Fr. Moore, who has exhibited throughout California and beyond, seeks to access the unseen world through the physical world.

 

 

“I love to build up a surface, cut into it, tear it down and rebuild it until there is a natural harmony that takes place.”

Despite their contemporary feel, his canvases have a timeless quality that is almost mystical. His art expresses love for the physical world, which he believes can link us to the spiritual realms.

 

BM134 “The Descent of the Sun”, 2009

60 x 48 inches

 

 

BM136 Do The Math”,  2009

36 x 24 inches

 

 

BM145 “Yours and Mayan”, 2009

48 x 36 inches

 

 

BM147 Into the Hermitage”, 2008

30 x 30 inches

 

 

BM148 Canyon Wall”, 2008

30 x 30 inches

 

 

BM153 “Summer Shower II”, 2008

12 x 12 inches

 

 

BM154 “Pieces of History”, 2008

12 x 12 inches

 

 

BM155 Rising of the Earth”, 2008

12 x 12 inches

 

 

BM156 “Days Unraveling”, 2008

12 x 12 inches

 

 

BM157 Life Souvenirs”, 2008

12 x 12 inches