Working on some designs for Malachite Butterflies. It’s a long process, but this is what I have been looking at lately.
Working on some designs for Malachite Butterflies. It’s a long process, but this is what I have been looking at lately.
Tigress del Sur, 20" by 20", 2011
You have probably seen the phrase, “dynamic still life,” around my website a few times. Why do I call the butterfly paintings in Patterns in Flight and the bone joint paintings in Action, Unification dynamic still life?
A recent quick painting of a woman in a white top and black shorts.
Combined image of 2 bridges crossing the Tiber River, Rome, Italy
What a culture builds is a reflection of that society. The changes in design of places of worship, residence, transportation, and work reflect the changes of economy and values. Different interior spaces and exterior spaces provoke various emotional responses.
It started in 1970. “Light” is an ongoing exhibit of Trassinelli’s work at the Pieve di San Cresci, Greve in Chianti, Tuscany, Italy. One steps into the exhibit and has to stop and remember to breathe. The light, although soft, filters through the room. The designs are functional, yet have been created with a care toward aesthetics. In Trassinelli’s work the line between func...
Another photographer that I came across in the Arsenal at the Venice Biennale was Dayanita Singh from India. She presented five photographs in a series entitled File Room.
Ryan Gander from London, England produced the piece pictured above entitled Out of Sight (All on my own). This piece is located in the Arsenale at Venice Biennial Art 2011. The figures are reproductions of a Degas ballerina and are juxtaposed (along with the blue cubes and white plinths) to appear as mirror images.