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Kai Lyngfeldt Larsen dining chairs for Soren Willedsen designed in 1956.
"Hömma, weiß Bescheid", Kai Magnus Sting hat Germanistik studiert und spricht die Spache des Ruhrgebiets.
Artist: Kai Xiang Lin
Fleeting Thoughts
Watercolor and marker on paper; 18 x 24 in.
Age: 18
Grade: 12
Teacher: Cheryl Steinberg
School: Bayside High School, Queens
Artist: Drawing encourages me to observe things that people usually don’t notice. Through my art I have learned to enjoy and appreciate the beauty of the world around me. This project challenged me to use a variety of techniques to demonstrate perspective and to give my work a greater sense of three-dimensionality. I positioned a large building in the foreground to lead the viewer’s eye into the painting. As my teacher suggested, I added more contrast and details to the buildings in the foreground and used paler, cooler colors in the distance.
Teacher: Students were challenged to create an urban landscape depiciting the illusion of three-dimensional space. The painting unit was guided by the Grade 12 benchmark that includes the development of works with a personal style; Kai observed and constructed meaning from his environment that reflected a personal vision.
In Fleeting Thoughts, Kai creates a world that combines shimmering light and patches of color. The hustle and bustle of the city below is immediately felt. The piece conveys a spontaneous feeling, but make no mistake, the artist carefully considered design and positioned all the elements meticulously. Kai is a superb draftsman and his work never ceases to amaze me.