My post is about creating Modern Art, and the influence of technology on it, by way of being used as a tool, and by way of being an inspiration behind it.
If Not Now, When?
I thought I wanted to be a teacher when I grew up. But now that I am grown up, I’ve realized all I really want to do is live life exploring my creativity every damn day. I want to do the things I’ve always loved to do, things I’ve sidelined all my life. And really, if I correct people’s spelling and ask them to raise their hands when they have answers to my questions, then I’ve got the best of both worlds.
New Wave
The following digital artworks were created by Austin Sessler, otherwise known as “youngdumnumb” online.
Pzycotic Life
The following digital artworks were created by 19 year old digital artist, Austin Sessler, otherwise known as “youngdumnumb” online.
The Partition Memorial Project by Pritika Chowdhry
The Partition Memorial Project by Pritika Chowdhry comprises artworks that engage with the geopolitics of partitioning a nation and ethnic conflict, from a counter-memory perspective. These anti-memorials excavate the counter-memories of the partition.
Abstract Contemplative
My work is about the investigation of mind thru art. We cannot avoid thoughts, but through awareness of our pitfalls, beauty, strengths and weaknesses we can open windows into the mind. The process of my contemplative art practice is to visually embody the blind spots as a result of our thoughts.
French Surrealist Artist –
After seeing the painting at a recent art exhibition in France, I requested if I might publish an image of the painting. I thank the artist for his agreement and dedication of the painting, Big Earth Mama II, pour Charalee.
Shame to Pride Project
Art can be a powerful tool. It is only in the past year I have learned to use my art making a way to transform my shame into self-acceptance. Last summer, I returned to my childhood home, an abandoned schoolhouse, to create art from the things my mother hoarded over the years and explore questions […]
Arts Voice For Planet Earth
Early in my young career as an artist I would purchase pre-stretched and primed canvases. One day I decided to increase the volume of my work, so I went out and purchased six of these canvases in various sizes. When I got back to my studio I unwrapped each one canvas from its plastic shrink-wrap.
Gesture, Energy and Time
I have always been enthralled by how a gesture can be recorded using simple tools and materials to reveal complex expression of spirit and time; charcoal and graphite, a sharp point or a dollop of paint freezes an action to be savoured with thoughtful contemplation.