Painting Shown Above “Sunny Side Up” oil on canvas
The Music In Motion Series
An attempt to capture the movement of sound through color, and motion .
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Artist Statement
Narrative Art
I would like to introduce an exhibition featuring narrative artworks. The stories depicted in these pieces draw inspiration from diverse aspects of life. Artwork may embody concepts such as belief, freedom, and encouragement. The essence of narrative art lies in its ability to educate, inspire, inform, and preserve memories and cultural heritage. It serves as a means to comprehend the experiences of individuals across different times and locations. I encourage you to take a moment to immerse yourself in the paintings.
Chiaroscuro Technique
Working With Oils
As a painting technique, chiaroscuro takes advantage of the special qualities of oil paint, which is pigment suspended in linseed oil. It replaced tempera as the medium of choice for painters in Europe during the Renaissance. Tempera paint, usually made with egg yolk, was opaque and acted more like enamel.
It was difficult to model figures to look three dimensional when using tempera. Unlike tempera, oil paint could be easily blended and shaded, built up in layers, or applied in translucent glazes. By applying light tones on top of dark, painters could create the effect of figures emerging from shadow.
The Chiaroscuro Technique
Working with oil paint.
As a painting technique, chiaroscuro takes advantage of the special qualities of oil paint, which is pigment suspended in linseed oil. It replaced tempera as the medium of choice for painters in Europe during the Renaissance. Tempera paint, usually made with egg yolk, was opaque and acted more like enamel. It was difficult to model figures to look three dimensional when using tempera. Unlike tempera, oil paint could be easily blended and shaded, built up in layers, or applied in translucent glazes. By applying light tones on top of dark, painters could create the effect of figures emerging from shadow.
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