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June 2013, layered drawings of body parts and deciphered skeletons transferred into photograms then copied onto acetate and displayed on an x-ray viewer
painted in a class taught by Mark Henry at his studio.
Mark Henry Frames.
Painted in the spring of 2010
I layered a image of the beach on top of a picture of my dog, and I adjusted the opacity of the top layer to 34%.
a series of semitransparent big geometrical and simmetric shapes derived by from the Noseahedron
www.flickr.com/photos/schmiegl/4367599811/ created by schmiegl www.flickr.com/photos/schmiegl/
People often believe that their emotions are found within their bodies only to be expressed and visible upon command. Yet, emotions are written all over bodies and shared whether we are aware of it or not.
The belief that emotions can be controlled and are personal creates an artificial seperation in our relationship with the world.
Ice as a "transparent mask" as seen in this gallery is a "play" on this belief. The more able we are to work towards an awareness that such a mask does not exist--an opportunity to experience life in a quality of "wholeness" can be realized.
As the ice melts and our emotions are more freely expressed-- a noticeable shift occurs in our being.
this provides proper and consistent height to paper, and therefore, height to rollers which have been properly set for the nature of this particular job.
that is, light forms of small type.
and now the cut is .917" +/-. Since I haven't any .001" tissue, that's as close as it gets.
That said, it's winter and dry. Come summer, that wood block is going to expand. If I check this out in July, I'd bet this will mic out at .920"+.
Jazzmin Martin-Brindle.
AS Level Art. Final Piece 2011/2012
Size - A1
Medium - Acrylic & mixed media for detailing.