Artist Information:
Jose D. Trujillo
Tucson, AZ
United States
Member Since: Sep 2009
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Artist Statement:
These pieces are from a new
series of work that deals with
the idea of multiple
realities. I decided to create
this series because of the
desire to examine how humans
deal with paranormal believes
and situations in the 21st
century.
To create these drawings, I
referenced various memories,
which then brought about a
series of questions regarding
popular religious beliefs
concerning the phenomena of
apparitions. I began writing
my thoughts on this matter,
working more like a writer
than a painter. I used my
notes as conceptual material
(they were heavily influenced
by quantum theory,
multi-dimensional realities,
and my fascination with
holograms). I then began to
draw my notions on the matter.
For these series I wanted to
use colors that convey a
sensation of fantasy,
therefore I decided to use
bright bold colors. I am
particularly interested in the
areas of the collective
subconscious, mental
hallucinations, and mass
delusion; and because of this,
I decided to create a body of
work that would examine the
effects of the phenomena on
the human condition.
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Jose D. Trujillo's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Jose D. Trujillo's Portfolio.
These pieces are from a new series of work that deals with the idea of multiple realities. I decided to create this series because of the desire to examine how humans deal with paranormal believes and situations in the 21st century.
To create these drawings, I referenced various memories, which then brought about a series of questions regarding popular religious beliefs concerning the phenomena of apparitions. I began writing my thoughts on this matter, working more like a writer than a painter. I used my notes as conceptual material (they were heavily influenced by quantum theory, multi-dimensional realities, and my fascination with holograms). I then began to draw my notions on the matter. For these series I wanted to use colors that convey a sensation of fantasy, therefore I decided to use bright bold colors. I am particularly interested in the areas of the collective subconscious, mental hallucinations, and mass delusion; and because of this, I decided to create a body of work that would examine the effects of the phenomena on the human condition.
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