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I like to keep things simple. My artsit's statement fits on the back of an envelope.
There's a bit more detailed information here.
The greatness of the past is much more than this. This is th highest
points to me :)
What does the past hold for you?
What's the greatness of the past to you?
Plates representing places where the US has intervened militarily. Love the layers of imagery. Re-Collection at MAD, NY
I received the slides from 11 films I took during June 2012 while in Arlington, Massachusetts where my daughter, Maria and I had a gallery show of 76 of my matted and framed photographs and 29 of her art work from June 3-30, 2012. I have scanned 24 or so of them so far and have started editing them as well. This photograph was taken on June 5th of our artists' statements that were hung on the wall by the front table we sat at during the show. You can see the faint reflection on the glass of the statements of some of the photographs that were hung near them. My statement I just had to update and reprint while Maria's, since she has never previously shown any of her art work, we had to write, which we managed to do between us. Mine is on top and Maria's under it. I used my photo of Still Another Perspective on mine and two of hers, Color My World and Red as examples of our work.
Copyright 2012-21 by Teresa M. Forrest - Photos by Terry
De STATEMENT filosofie STATEMENT real estate is een professionele en actieve partner op het gebied van commercieel vastgoed. Met een open mind treden wij opdrachtgevers tegemoet en zijn graag bereid nieuwe wegen te bewandelen.
STATEMENT opereert vanuit de visie dat onderscheidende dienstverlening leidt tot betere resultaten: de STATEMENT STIJL
Unique handmade polymer clay statement earrings / dangle drop earrings / boho botanical minimalist / handmade jewelry
One of my most awesome pieces ever: my Diversity Necklace!
While creating this AMAZING piece of wearable true art, I closed my eyes and let my inner intuition artistic spirit guide me. The result was this fully functioning expression of artistry, wearable AND also stands up by itself, thus serving as a thought-provoking necklace/art piece, and a movable mixed media sculpture.
Super macro setting,shot through a magnifying glass to create focal point, white shadowing, and focal blur
25:365 (01/26/10)
alright. you unravellers inspired me to get a copy of style statement. i just received my copy today.
i need serious help. i can't find a good hair stylist that is a good match. i discovered recently that all mascaras make my eyes burn, even if they say they are natural.
please, please don't sandwich me between heather and janne. :)
Unique handmade polymer clay statement earrings / dangle drop earrings / boho botanical minimalist / handmade jewelry
As a student of the UCA, I have worked in an environment where the possibilities of what I can conceive and realise in artworks have been greatly expanded. In this portfolio I want to show: a glimpse into my work-in-progress; my independent thinking and my ambition for projects that go beyond the academic minimum. Alongside coursework, this portfolio contains self-initiated explorations under the theme ‘Death of The Author’. In this process, I am discovering how intention can be relinquished in the face of an audience, and how as an artist I absolve myself from the process of creating.
I am interested in art that isn't subjective to the artist’s idioms, beginning with Koons’ vacuum cleaners, exemplified in Hirst’s work, and most recently with Weiwei’s expansive ‘ensemble’ sculptures. I see art to be continually moving away from craftsmanship and a means of personal expression, to a more manufactured way of creating characterised by a more universal code of reflection towards common subject matter. One of my favourite artists is Picasso, though it is said of artists like him that all his work is self-portraiture. I am exploring how to absolve the idiosyncrasies of my work, and let my subjects speak for themselves, as in Warhol’s famous 4d film portraits.
I have done this with my random circle canvases, where the responsibility of composition was given to a computer. Other works try to update the artworks that I love to the environment that I feel I live in – such as the woodblock-inspired, digital-looking Geisha painting, and the marble-statue-esque mannequin, revered for her consumerist example of what a customer’s body should/could look like. In these pieces I am looking at how to find balance in communicating a message; the explicitness with which I should express my themes; the simplicity that I should exercise to make it aesthetic and accessible; and retaining specificity within the simplicity, to make sure I don’t compromise clarity.
I have a broad range of influences and interests, and although I have developed an ability to resolve certain projects well, I have many unresolved components of my practice. The opportunity to study Fine Art Critical Practice at the University of Brighton, with its equal emphasis on the critical understanding of art as well as the practice, would seem ideally suited to the way I work. The fact that these disciplines benefit from being integrated by the same tutors is something that I think would be especially valuable for me.