Perdon, no habla espanol. But I had to comment. thinking about this piece as an emulation of style, you've combined aspects of my old and newer work to an interesting effect. When I would try to use the black/hard lines on the washes I was/am almost always dissatisfied. Something about the way color creates space I think. The circle in the lower left quadrant of this piece saves the composition in my opinion. Wondering what flower on the left means, looks like it is turning into musical notation... The work you are most clearly quoting, "Flowering" is part of a body of work about an ayahuasca experience I had in Peru in 2007.
Sorry for my late response. Thanks a lot for contacting me and for your opinion about my work. I really appreciate it. In fact this particular artwork has been influenced by your style. I did it for one of my drawn classes at the university. I studied Fine Arts. I was introduced to your art thanks to the book “Vitamine D”. I love this book. I think that your arts is a bit related to that one of the ilustrations, television series, the exoteric arts, mythologie, the symbolism and ever I’d dare to say with the visual languajes of comics. Your work remind me of enormous “splash pages” that allow you to enter the realms of imagination. Regarding the flower on the left I associate it with the concept of music. And it seems to be evolving into musical notes. The flower on the right seems to me a “Sol key” and at the same time a rose. Both represent for me the love once I felt for an special person. The meaning of these flowers is clear to me... In this world, sometimes we meet people that teach us important lessons: from musicianship to light and the warm of the sun.Their power of transformation is enormous and shared with others apart from themselves. Their essence reach many levels. They can be present in many different concepts at the same time. Regarding the experience with the “ayahuasca” I participated in a ceremony in the summer of 2008, right before starting this project and I had one of these visual experiences, with many colored light and shapes evolving into others, specialy plants and reptiles. But I never used these images for my work. But during this experience this person I just mentioned was present in a symbolic way. I believe this is important to point out as a curious fact,..everything seems to be connected somehow. Warmest regard from Spain.
que chuliii juan,este lo hicistes para asuncion??podrias hacer mas del estilo e ir profundizando a ver que sale. eliiiiiiii tu vecinaa
ResponderSuprimirPerdon, no habla espanol. But I had to comment. thinking about this piece as an emulation of style, you've combined aspects of my old and newer work to an interesting effect. When I would try to use the black/hard lines on the washes I was/am almost always dissatisfied. Something about the way color creates space I think. The circle in the lower left quadrant of this piece saves the composition in my opinion. Wondering what flower on the left means, looks like it is turning into musical notation... The work you are most clearly quoting, "Flowering" is part of a body of work about an ayahuasca experience I had in Peru in 2007.
ResponderSuprimirSorry for my late response. Thanks a lot for contacting me and for your opinion about my work. I really appreciate it. In fact this particular artwork has been influenced by your style. I did it for one of my drawn classes at the university. I studied Fine Arts. I was introduced to your art thanks to the book “Vitamine D”. I love this book. I think that your arts is a bit related to that one of the ilustrations, television series, the exoteric arts, mythologie, the symbolism and ever I’d dare to say with the visual languajes of comics. Your work remind me of enormous “splash pages” that allow you to enter the realms of imagination. Regarding the flower on the left I associate it with the concept of music. And it seems to be evolving into musical notes. The flower on the right seems to me a “Sol key” and at the same time a rose. Both represent for me the love once I felt for an special person. The meaning of these flowers is clear to me... In this world, sometimes we meet people that teach us important lessons: from musicianship to light and the warm of the sun.Their power of transformation is enormous and shared with others apart from themselves. Their essence reach many levels. They can be present in many different concepts at the same time.
ResponderSuprimirRegarding the experience with the “ayahuasca” I participated in a ceremony in the summer of 2008, right before starting this project and I had one of these visual experiences, with many colored light and shapes evolving into others, specialy plants and reptiles. But I never used these images for my work. But during this experience this person I just mentioned was present in a symbolic way.
I believe this is important to point out as a curious fact,..everything seems to be connected somehow.
Warmest regard from Spain.