I absolutely love this piece because i feel like it tells a story. That is why I chose this picture to write my micro fiction assignment for Dana. You can really get a feel for the type of character the woman is by just looking at her expression.
Great work, I like a lot of your art... keep it up!
The Flemish painting masters focused on presenting parables to teach viewers lessons about the human condition. This tradition of story telling is where my paintings begin. But in contrast to these works, my visual stories are open ended; the viewer decides what questions or answers they may hold.
I work to create paintings that will act as a catalyst to awaken the inner world of the viewer’s own awareness. As a Rorschach ink blot provides a subjective window into people’s thoughts and emotions, my paintings allow a personal experience for each viewer. There are limitless interpretations for a single image. Every interpretation is correct as it reflects our individual emotional landscapes.
The physical landscapes in my work draw influence from miniature Indian paintings. Their abstract use of space and ornate treatment of vegetation helps in showing the relationship of humankind and nature. Although the landscape elements are players on the same stage, the human characters seem indifferent to their presence. They are preoccupied with deeper matters of heart and mind.
I have been painting for 20 years and studied at Massachusetts College of Art. My focus has evolved over time from abstraction to exploring the detail of imagery… and people. For more information on my work as well as private classes, contact me at wakeupandgo @ yahoo.com.
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I absolutely love this piece because i feel like it tells a story. That is why I chose this picture to write my micro fiction assignment for Dana. You can really get a feel for the type of character the woman is by just looking at her expression.
Great work, I like a lot of your art... keep it up!
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