Paper Art
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Nina Mindova, Ahsan Asghar, Valda Fitzpatrick, Judy Uhlig, Noel Bowen, Mandy Sun, Fabio Massimo Pellicano, Andrey Klyuiko, Merrilyne Hendrickson, Pierrette Vergne, Gergana Pencheva, Philippe Halaburda offering original Paper artworks.
Pierrette Vergne - I try to'understand' the paper through its strength and fragility whilst staying aware of the unknown. The secret lies inside the paper and the fold keeps its own memory. Through this approach my work becomes naturally abstract in gathering and representing the essence of my observations. This way of working is personal and is evolving all the time. ...
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Artists Describing Their Art:
Valda Fitzpatrick - In earlier years, my dream was to become a doctor, or an artist, unfortunately I was unable to tolerate the site of blood. In order to save the patents , I made a wise decision to study art . I love every aspect of art and explore with all medias. my favorite is the French artist Monet, who was my inspiration with his incredible impressionistic style which I love to paint with oils. For a change , designing contemporary art with paper, ,interesting found objects to let my imagination go. When I am in my large studio I am in heaven. When I was still a student , I went to many art shows and did commissions. Which I financed 1 000 percent of my college expenses, and my own studios , which my husband build through the sale of my art work, a career experience that demonstrates the great practical worth of art studies and education. EDUCATION The Ohio State University , master of Arts, Supervision and Education Administration, December 1986 . The Ohio State University, Bachelor of art Education , August 1980 . The Ohio State University, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Painting And Drawing, June 1978. I further followed up my education at the Columbus of Art ...Pierrette Vergne - I try to'understand' the paper through its strength and fragility whilst staying aware of the unknown. The secret lies inside the paper and the fold keeps its own memory. Through this approach my work becomes naturally abstract in gathering and representing the essence of my observations. This way of working is personal and is evolving all the time. ...