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Mary Dickens
With each individual viewing my paintings, I want each to interpret and to feel their own cognitive and emotional message with the image. Using detail, texture, color and lighting contrasts in my artwork, I want to lead others to see what is beyond logic and to see what
can be felt emotionally within.
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Sherry Tseng Hill
My lifelong love affair with art has informed the way I see the world and how I have chosen to live in it. It was the reason for my decision to go into architecture: to create art through the design of buildings and environments.
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Maria Hughes
Color, texture, and line are important in my paintings. Some pieces I create represent the beginning of the universe. I use intensity of color, movement, line, and visual texture to portray the energy I imagine it took for the world to come into being. I also utilize these elements in my landscapes to express the beauty I see in nature.
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Susan Jackson
I find inspiration from travels across the U. S. and the world and watercolor is my preferred medium. The texture, moods, and drama of nature are my preferred subject matter.
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Gordon Phillipson
My paintings are the result of a strong visual experience. Experiences which excite me now usually result in a series of paintings. These paintings are a way for me to preserve and personalize the experience. I try to isolate on those aspects of the overall visual experience which resonate with me, and to convey that in the paintings.
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Armando Rodriguez
"What I am interested in is expressing basic human emotions; anxiety, despair, happiness, ecstasy, tragedy, pleasure, fear, compassion, loneliness, doom and so on. I am only trying to explain to myself the ambiguity of life. Really, it does not matter what medium I use to
explain it."
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