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A little
about me as an artist: -
I studied
art late in life as a mature student initialy with very traditional
ideas but they changed rapidly as I learned more about the modern
and contemporary world of art.
My initial
interest as an artist was in painting and drawing, this later
expanded into sculpture and I spent some time experimenting
with construction using natural and found objects.
An unfortunate
change in circumstances meant that I had to live in a small
london flat. The lack of space made working on large pieces
impossible. Frustrated I turned to the digital world of cyber
space where my creative working environment could be as large
as I wanted while it sat tardis like inside the small grey box
of a computer.
I found
a medium which though popular for with designers illustrators
and animators. Computers are usual considered a medium for graphics
and have not yet made a huge impact on the fine art community.
It has become something of a mission for me to try and change
that perception of computer art. I believe an image created
with computer is as valid a statement for an artist as anything
created by painting, drawing or any other traditional means.
My computer
work currently falls into two main areas, abstract and landscape.
The abstracts are often textural and frequently draw from landscape
as their initial inspiration. The
landscapes are from my imagination and persue an interest in
spiritual and religious ideas I first explored as a sculptor.
I now
live in a house and once more have the space to work on a larger
scale. I hope with in the next year to start painting again
and also am considering some ideas for new sculpture and mixed
media projects.
My current
artwork is exhibited as limited edition giclee prints and has
in the last year been shown in a number of venues around Lancashire.
Some exhibitng was as part of group shows with The Quicksand
Arts Group. The aim of Quicksand is to assist working artists
in morecambe and the surrounding area.
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