PETITS ARBRES I

Ken Denning has been preoccupied with landscapes interpreted through different artistic effects.

Since practicing graphics, etching and drawing, the latter became the preferred mode of expression. His series of landscapes have been interpreted through the textual and condensed line of the etching needle. The approach to the organization of the picture surface uses contrast to the open and the closed, organic and the linear and the exploration of shade. The landscape is a sober noticeable form and Ken Denning gives the picture a special insistent present.

In the nineties Ken Denning adopted a more experimental attitude to the graphic expression. Different graphic techniques are often em