Artist Information:
Leah Lubin
Woodside, CA
United States
Member Since: Jul 2004
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Artist Statement:
It is important to me as an
artist that you look at the
total image of what my work is
about. I consider myself to
be a modernist, even though
many styles have influenced my
work, some of them classical
in nature.
One of the joys of using
abstract art as a medium is
that it meets the viewer half
way. It makes room for their
life experiences and
influences to be projected on
the piece of art, opening up a
two way connection between the
artist and his viewers.
I also consider myself to be a
colorist, using color as one
of my most important language
tools. For me, color has very
strong qualities, such as
healing and attraction, and I
use it as a major theme in all
my paintings.
It is hard for me to express
some of my feelings about
abstract shapes, such as
circles and ovals, that I have
been working with for the last
twenty years. They mean
reality shifts to me, crossing
over from what we understand
as our reality to a more open
thinking universal reality,
especially shapes and forms
that can be found in the
Cosmos which surrounds us all.
I ...
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Leah Lubin's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Leah Lubin's Portfolio.
It is important to me as an artist that you look at the total image of what my work is about. I consider myself to be a modernist, even though many styles have influenced my work, some of them classical in nature.
One of the joys of using abstract art as a medium is that it meets the viewer half way. It makes room for their life experiences and influences to be projected on the piece of art, opening up a two way connection between the artist and his viewers.
I also consider myself to be a colorist, using color as one of my most important language tools. For me, color has very strong qualities, such as healing and attraction, and I use it as a major theme in all my paintings.
It is hard for me to express some of my feelings about abstract shapes, such as circles and ovals, that I have been working with for the last twenty years. They mean reality shifts to me, crossing over from what we understand as our reality to a more open thinking universal reality, especially shapes and forms that can be found in the Cosmos which surrounds us all.
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