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Red Point
Romana is a multimedia artist. She often finds inspiration for her work in the beauty of nature and everyday objects. In her creations she loves to experiment with colour, shape and texture.
Instead of using words Romana decided to use colour and brush strokes to describe the theme of this year exhibition. She used red and black paint to make a pure visual contrast between the central point and the rest of her flag book.
Media used: acrylic paint and acetate sheets
White Rock’s railroad tracks bathed in sunset light and dramatic sun flares—those sun rays streaking across the rails are pure visual poetry. 🌇It's a magical moment when the sun kisses the horizon and the steel lines shimmer like fire.
From West Beach’s golden hour glow, these captures showcase the fiery brilliance that dances across Semiahmoo Bay. The sun flares streaking through the sky and bouncing off the water and rails add a cinematic touch that’s hard to beat.
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~Sonja
Abstract Images: Sometimes I think images need no meaning at all, as long as they are monochrome or with colours, and of cause a subject or some kind of surface. Pure visual pleasure need not have much reason. Street photography has its freedom, abstract photography has its freedom too-predetermined freedom confined by genre. My Blog: fujinliow.tumblr.com
Lisa and Kate: The complexity of their relationship only began when they danced, and yet a kind of emotional stasis held sway, while through the narrative in the choreography other characters emerged. In just a slice of a moment in their choreography you could see the duplicity and support and both the dominance and submission of each of them. Their pieces were filled with these moments of pure visual metaphor, subconscious whispered story lines. Relationships always seem to have triangles.
Red Point
Romana is a multimedia artist. She often finds inspiration for her work in the beauty of nature and everyday objects. In her creations she loves to experiment with colour, shape and texture.
Instead of using words Romana decided to use colour and brush strokes to describe the theme of this year exhibition. She used red and black paint to make a pure visual contrast between the central point and the rest of her flag book.
Media used: acrylic paint and acetate sheets
Whoever was in charge of these companies Xmas logs this year,kudos! These are the best Xmas issues I ever got from both of them. Pure visual joy,lots of cool stuff
The masterful paintings of young artist Henry Asencio are a poignant collection of contemplative works that bring forth a depth of spiritual reflection amidst the stunning figures and abstract backdrops that serve as the vehicle for his narrative. Born in times of solace when the inner voice rings clear with messages of growth, redemption and enlightenment; Asencio puts paint to canvas and allows his spirit to create and his figures to replace his thoughts and words. Deep and powerful in artistic intention, much of Asencio’s work is about contemplation and revelation of the human spirit, yet the appeal of his paintings lies in the pure visual splendor of his sensual imagery. Epiphany is a work that exemplifies these characteristics. Giving direction to his artistic notions and providing clarity in an ever changing world of chaos and outside influences, Asencio’s muse is poised as if to lunge forward to embrace a new conception of self-acceptance. The white sheet gently falling from the figure is used to suggest the casting off of layers of limitations and outside influences to embrace a sense of freedom and ultimately, a true joy of life and living.
Today I participated in a Miksang Level 1 workshop lead by Janice Van Dijk. Miksang is a contemplative approach to photography and the focus of the first level is to synchronize the eye and the mind and perceive the pure visual elements of perception. These are the images from our first assignment where we focused purely on colour. Although it was one of the coldest days we've had in awhile (-15 Celsius) the sun was out in full force which made for some brilliant colours.
I’ve often photographed trees, looking upwards, but rarely have I seen such a wonderful balance between light and shade, cool and warm colours, delicate branches and huge solid shapes; all filling the frame with pure visual poetry.
The Company’s Garden in Cape Town has many magnificent trees. This one stands tall next to the Garden Tea Room and Restaurant.
Paul Sérusier’s Les Laveuses à la Laïta (1892) is a quiet marvel of Symbolist landscape painting, and I’ve found several images of it for you.
This oil on canvas, now in the Musée d'Orsay, depicts two Breton women carrying freshly washed linens from the banks of the Laïta River near Le Pouldu. But Sérusier wasn’t just documenting rural life—he was distilling it into pure visual poetry. The composition is horizontal and meditative, with simplified forms and a muted palette that evoke serenity and timelessness.
Sérusier, a founding member of the Nabis, was deeply influenced by Gauguin’s teachings in Pont-Aven. You can see that influence here: the flattened perspective, the rhythmic arrangement of trees, and the symbolic use of color all reflect a move away from naturalism toward inner vision.
This painting feels like a whispered memory—part folklore, part dream
Today I participated in a Miksang Level 1 workshop lead by Janice Van Dijk. Miksang is a contemplative approach to photography and the focus of the first level is to synchronize the eye and the mind and perceive the pure visual elements of perception. These are the images from our first assignment where we focused purely on colour. Although it was one of the coldest days we've had in awhile (-15 Celsius) the sun was out in full force which made for some brilliant colours.