| Statement review (June 2009): I prefer to identify myself as a painter. However, I also draw, write, and even screw around with digital video and photography. I engage in each for a different reason, and consequently, break them into categories. For the most part, my visual works (drawing and painting) are imitative. I mean, I imitate nature. And for that reason, I consider those works to be meditative. By that I mean that my objective is not to express myself but rather to discipline myself. For me, Photography is simply a study aid to my drawing and painting. However, digital video is much more of an outlet of my creative expression. The expression is manifest in the choices I make concerning capture and editing. On the other hand, All of my emotional expression comes out in my poetry. When I am feeling strong emotions, I write. When I am feeling strong emotions that I do not feel comfortable expressing, I write Art theory and philosophy. For the most part, I do not enjoy writing stories. Writing stories doesn't serve any purpose for me, but I do enjoy reading a good classic from time to time. I feel most inspired to do visual work after a painful experience, when I am still feeling numb. When I am feeling at a loss for any emotion to express, I paint. That is when I do my best work. |






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~*~*Whérë Wê Ãré §rõñgé Wé äñ ðø£ òûr§ë£vé§*~*~
*~*My Gallery -
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Life is a spectacle. If you're not looking, you're missing it.
-Sean Morris
I'm dealing with a toothache, but other than that, all's well.
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Life is a spectacle. If you're not looking, you're missing it.
-Sean Morris
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Art. It's not what you do, it's who you are.
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