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FIRST CENTURY MODERN LIVING
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Willow Arlenea ...... | ||
| Willow¡¯s paintings are as colorful and eclectic as her life journey. The fluidity and multidimensionality apparent in her work transports the viewer into more subtle realms of experience. Geometric patterns, flows of energy, luminescence, archetypal images and ethnic designs are combined to convey the transformational journey we all share. | |||
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Lucy Arnold ...... | ||
| Lucy writes about herself : "I love color, and that is my primary tool of expression. Color is the one characteristic that all my artworks in numerous styles and media have in common. I use color in abstract pieces to show balance, transformation, and interaction of energies. These pieces are created in many layers. Something of each layer is allowed to show through to increase the sense of multiple dimensions." | |||
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Bob Dornberg ...... | ||
| Bod writes the following about painting: "It is essential to study the elements that make a painting great. These include: relationships of objects, shapes, lines, spaces and colors; their juxtaposition toward the surface and boundaries; their rhythm and balance." | |||
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Raoul Dufy ...... | ||
| One of the greatest 20th century artists | |||
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Alex Grey ...... | ||
| Every work of art embodies the vision of it's creator and simultaneously reveals a facet of the collective mind. Art history shows each successive wave of vision flowing through the world's artists. The history of art is a vast record of tens of thousands of artists and their acts of disciplined passion bringing vision to form. Such a program of passionately committed actions could be called a mission. | |||
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Peter Gric ...... | ||
| A tour through the surreal world of painter Peter Gric. Objects: acrylic-oil paintings, partially mixed with computer graphics and collages. Themes: weird physics, anti gravitation, monumental architecture, organical putrefaction and anomaly, geological erosion, cataclysms.. Presentation as per James Sebor. | |||
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Kenneth A. Huff ...... | ||
| ¡°Ken Huff creates stunning organic objects that look suspiciously familiar but are in fact things we have never seen. They suggest a wholly different space with a unique scale of time...¡± | |||
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Hundertwasser ...... | ||
| " The great turning point ¨C in painting the absolute tachistic automatism ¨C is in architecture its absolute uninhabitability, which has yet to come, because architecture lags thirty years behind. Just as today, after crossing beyond total tachistic automatism, we are already witnessing the miracle of transautomatism, we will only experience the miracle of a new, true and free architecture after overcoming total uninhabitability and after a creative moulding process." | |||
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H. Peter Irberseder ...... | ||
| The re-invention of historical avantgard and carry on of traditional esthetics of cubism. Paintings like cristalls. | |||
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Michael Jenkins ...... | ||
| The approach of artist Justin Michael Jenkins involves the arrangement of color, form, shape, and the involvement of positive and negative contours within the overall composition. When we look at the world from a distance from space, we would conclude from our observations that our world is a complex dynamic of movement, color, shape, and the interaction of all these into one harmonic flow. | |||
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Richard A. Kirk ...... | ||
| Richard works in silverpoint, ink, watercolour and oil paint but like many artists I he enjoys experimenting with materials. | |||
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Loes Moderman ...... | ||
| Simply WorldChanging... THE ART HERE IS NOT CREATION, IT IS SELECTION OF THE BEST VISUAL IMAGES AMONG A MULTITUDE OF IMAGES APPEARING AT THE END OF THE TUBE. Loes writes: "The pictures on this site are in no way digitall y manipulated. The colors and shapes are exactly as I saw them through the microscope" | |||
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Edward Munch ...... | ||
| We want more than a mere photograph of nature. We do not want to paint pretty pictures to be hung on drawing-room walls. We want to create, or at least lay the foundations of, an art that gives something to humanity. An art that arrests and engages. An art created of one's innermost heart." (E.M.) | |||
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Lissa Perkins ...... | ||
| Lissa writes about herself: "I've been told I'm 35, but I'm dubious. Somewhere between the ages of 7 and 21, I visited planet X, where I met the elusive Gacklebonker. He led me on an extensive tour of the Shugaroola sector, where I was lucky enough to be introduced to a lot of the various critters you'll see crawling/galloping/flying around this website. " | |||
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Steven Rooke ...... | ||
| Images of extraordinary beauty and intellectual interest, known as Evolutionary Art, emerge as Steven Rooke applies principles of Darwinian evolution to breed genetic algorithms as visual forms. | |||
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James sebor ...... | ||
| Original surreal paintings and prints. I also do commissioned work: Portraits landscapes you name it. Let me paint your dreams. Come visit my website and see works in progress and a large inventory of original paintings. | |||
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Premdharma S. Gartgruber ...... | ||
| Austrian painter, misician and actor. Prolific expressionist painter who deeply loves human nature. Premdharma's paintings generally include a lady, a flute player and a couple in love... | |||
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Tina Weatherby ...... | ||
| Simply WorldChanging... THE ART HERE IS NOT CREATION, IT IS SELECTION OF THE BEST VISUAL IMAGES AMONG A MULTITUDE OF IMAGES APPEARING AT THE END OF THE TUBE. | |||
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Christopher Wright ...... | ||
| He is known for his intricate painting styles with hyper-realistic detail also as a manipullator of media. | |||
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Nadia Wolinska ...... | ||
| Strong, vibrant, sophisticate images by the French painter Nadia Wolinska.. Spirituality of our time. Realized in the traditional Oil technique. My motivation is to seek infinity through painting. Paint is a living medium where atoms build molecules and develop life. | |||
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Jacek Yerka ...... | ||
| Difficult to catalog Jacek's work. It is surrealist, symbolist, visionnary and realist at the same time. | |||
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Rene Dupere ...... | ||
| 540 liters of paint, 56 colors, 7000 meters of film, 33000 digital images, 360 images per seconde, ... and 9 minutes pleasure! | |||