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1.Gentle Wind, 2011, 38”x35”, image 24” diameter, oil with copper on prepared paper, $2,800.
2.Daylight in the Field, 2011, 38”x35”, image 24” diameter, oil with silver on prepared paper, $2,800.
3.Breath of Our World, 2011, 38”x35”, image 24” diameter, oil with 23k gold and silver on [...]
Artist Statement
Most of my work is camera-based. It usually begins in 35mm or video, and then, at the highest quality possible, is often digitally distorted and sometimes composited with performance-text elements, in black-and-white and color, sometimes mixed. All, therefore, fall within the genre Photography, and sometimes are considered Prints, Conceptual Photography, Media Art [...]
Look What I Found, Oil on Panel, 36″ x 36″
Blue-Green Wave II, Oil on Panel, 16″ x 24″
Blue-Green Wave III, Oil on Panel, 16″ x 24″
Passagio, Oil on Panel, 36″ x 36″
Refuge, Oil on Panel, 36″ [...]
1. Sense of Herself (Pink Plastic Princess Crown), An Ongoing Photo Project, 1 Out of Over 750 Different Images, 10″x8″ Each, 1995-Present, C-Print
2.Sense of Herself (Camera), An Ongoing Photo Project, 1 Out of Over 750 Different Images, 10″x8″ Each, 1995-Present, C-Print
3.Sense of Herself (Can [...]
Romantic, warm, painterly and inviting, are words that describe my art. My inspiration often comes from the way I see the world through the lens of a camera, patterns of light and dark motivate my paintings. My photographs are source material for my paintings, often I think of them as the initial sketch.
My current [...]
I have been working for some time on a series of portraits of New York City. I am drawn to the riches of the urban landscape. It is a mysterious place where anything might happen, a landscape overflowing with possibilities of which I am forever hopeful yet not entirely optimistic.
http://pennycarterpaintings.blogspot.com
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Artist’s Statement
My photographs celebrate serendipitous findings, ambiguities and the possibilities for transformation in the everyday. I acknowledge the poetry in what most often goes unnoticed.
1. Mask, archival pigment print, ©2011 Elisa Decker
I am drawn to Mexican and Guatemalan cultural objects—masks, carved wooden animals, papier mâché figures, and toys—for reasons similar to those of Man Ray and the modernists, who in their case were drawn to African art. On trips to southern Mexico and Guatemala I frequent local mask shops, markets, and bazaars searching for the figures [...]
My paintings celebrate the resilience and strength of the human spirit.
I am inspired by street, urban and popular art. My work is animated with cartoon-style drawings, symbols, collage, animal and human shapes. I strive towards the use of minimal, bold brush strokes. The forms are expressive and colorful yet simple, offering just a hint [...]
About the Artist
Annika Connor is a Contemporary Romantic painter. Her work depict a fascination with beauty and decadence. Overall, they seem to be fragments from a daydream, which portray a longing for a time of romance and pleasure.
Website
http://www.annikaconnor.com
Current Show
Contemporary furniture design company Bungalow 5 will be [...]
