From the Artist: "My work seeks to elevate and highlight the human figure, while exploring elements of freedom, honesty and strength. Through simplicity of composition and economy of elements, I hope to achieve this elevation. I strive to create figures that are devoid of unnecessary ornamentation and are pure - both visually and conceptually."
"I seek to explore concepts of power and stillness in relation to the human form, as well as the strength of the human will. Like a compressed spring, the figures are intended to exhibit a metaphysical potential energy, a capability to act or move. I attempt to capture the powerful entity that is the human mind/body/will combination. My work also explores the forces applied to and engaging the figures through visual tension. Metaphysical gravity is one such force that provides the figures' with their sculptural heaviness. Their weight is an attempt to reflect the weight of mankind's existence, further exhibiting the strength of the will."
"These paintings are process driven, with the act of studying and responding to the figure playing a large role. Also highly important to my work is simplicity, urgency and spontaneity. I work from life to seize a moment and the vitality and energy of the figure. I encourage the viewer to step closer and explore the personal signature of each stroke and the spontaneous effects of paint, water, freedom and reverence of the human form."
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11.22.2011
7.22.2011
Scatty Artist
Statement from the Artist: "I started painting china in 2001 when my first child was 6 months old. I lived in Dorset and I was inspired by the countryside around me. We moved to Cornwall in 2003 to be nearer family and this is where I now live with my husband and three children. Living in a county steeped in maritime history, has inspired the creation of my latest designs, Falmouth and Beach Huts. I also undertake special commissions that allow me the freedom of design and I greatly enjoy this part of my work. I hope you enjoy looking at all the bits and pieces I have made as much as I have enjoyed creating them for you!"
You can also keep up with studio progress on her blog http://www.lauraleedesignsgallery.blogspot.com/ and also click on the post title above to be taken directly to her shop.
You can also keep up with studio progress on her blog http://www.lauraleedesignsgallery.blogspot.com/ and also click on the post title above to be taken directly to her shop.
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