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“Schism” – Staring into the Mirror of Our Time
Though I am mostly comfortable in descriptive paintings, occasional visions have compelled me to explore abstract paintings, such as this Schism.
The straightforwardly titled painting is dominated by a large object, glowing red and yellow, sitting on top of an equally glowing red slit – the schism, all of them contrasting strongly against the black background. Smack in the middle of the small canvas, the large object can be seen as an escaping ladder, or a doomed arrow headlong crashing into the schism; or, can even be interpreted as the vary agent who caused the schism, with some tragic results for the environment and perhaps even itself, similar to the reckless behavior of the US on the international stage in the last decade, in particular.
This painting, in stark contrasting bi-tones, together with Flow and Party Night, would be exhibited at Expressions Gallery, Berkeley, in an exhibition titled “Does Color Matter?” (October 24, – January 8, 2016 Opening: October 24, 6-8pm).
Oil on Canvas Board
16″ x 12″
Completed in 2007
© Matthew Felix Sun
These earrings feature two (4 total) wonderful quality kyanite briolettes offset slightly from each other off of a sterling silver ear wire. These earrings measure approx. 1" from the top of the ear wire. All findings are sterling silver.
A flock of pigeons flies over the water at the Lion's Bridge in Newport News on Wednesday, Dec. 9, 2015.
This CreativeMornings/DC event featured Heidi Nel of Picture Motion on the theme of "Empathy."
This event was generously supported by Huge, Capital One Digital / Capital One Labs and Cove and was hosted by Luce Foundation Center on September 25, 2015.
Photos by Lexey Swall
Silhouette, featuring clock by Sarah Slaughter. Yes that is her real name.
Saturday, Dec. 7, 2013. (Photo by Alex Brander)
Featuring TP&co
November 2015
The Players Theatre
Featuring Dominic Sellers and Tyler Nye
Directed by Christian Amato
Photos by Kelly Marsh
#IrmaVepTP
The man featured in this photograph has had an operation on his throat to put in a 'prosthesis'. He breathes and speaks through this hole but his voice will never be the same. He hopes in the future there will be a prosthesis designed for singing.
Galactic featuring Cyril Neville @ 9:30 Club, Washington, DC, on Friday, March 17, 2017.
Blackbird Special
Balkan Wedding
Gossip (Cyril)
No More Okey Doke (Cyril)
Ashley's Roachclip
Paid In Full
Sunday Araq
Change Reform (Cyril)
Tell Me What’s On Your Mind (Cyril)
Late for the Future Medley
Shibuya
Does It Make A Difference
Moil
Heart of Steel(Cyril)
Encore:
Cineramascope
Africa (Cyril)
As featured in "The Bariatric Foodie Guide to Perfect Protein Shakes."
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Bariatric Foodie, www.bariatricfoodie.com.
Cory Wolosyn attempts to remove infamous Colorado red mud from his shoe as Drew Scanlon looks on in bewilderment on Friday, November 23, 2012.
Joplin S.W.A.T. leader and pastor, Brian Henderson stands in front of his second home, Greenwood Baptist Church on Apricot Drive in Joplin, Missouri on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2013.
Photo By Terri-Lynn Frasher
An assistant coach for the maritime mens lacrosse team takes a moment to observe the view of the whitestone bridge with the new york skyline in the distance; February 17th 2012.
PORTLAND, ME - MARCH 30: Tracy Tingley, left, of Portland and Mary Katherine Spain of Hollis twirl hoops to music on Wednesday at Ft. Allen Park in Portland. Tingley, who makes water-weighted hoops by hand, said her hoops are different from toy Hula-Hoops in that they are easier to use and more versatile. Since 2008, during warm months, Tingley has held Hardcore Hoops sessions for large groups on Wednesdays at the Eastern Promenade, with the exception of the past two years due to the pandemic, an injury and personal tragedies. Tingley plans to re-start the free weekly events beginning at 6 p.m. May 3 at the corner of Moody Street and Eastern Promenade. Hoops are provided. (Staff photo by Ben McCanna/Staff Photographer)