Vision Series: Abstract 2469
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Digitally manipulated pencil drawing by Lorena Malm representing the ever changing surroundings of life becoming a whirlwind of emotion as we try to stay centered and focused.
Submitted by Lorena Malm from Princeton.
The Habit of Healing is an ongoing project capturing moments of life, of rebirth and of hope. These images, created just before and during the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020 chronicle the ongoing natural process of death, decomposition, regeneration, and growth.
Transcription references re-presentation (writing, music) as well as the biological crossing of boundaries in gene expression.
I make kites using split bamboo to construct a lattice frame and then cover the frame with cotton duck and "size" the fabric onto the frame.
This composition was inspired by the palette of the Pacific ocean, rocky desert landscapes and textures of sea life.
Acrylic, mixed media, glass, sand, and quartz crystals on canvas, 36" x 48".
BLACKTAX is series of multimedia artworks by ARTepidemic from Chicago.
After spending years working in great detail on three large-scale works on paper my focus turned more formal through a series of “Cross-Section” drawings on various kinds of graph paper.
SLAYSIAN is a celebration of Illinois’ Asian American artists. Originally scheduled to open on March 20, it has been postponed due to COVID-19, so here’s a digital exhibition.
The quarantine is a time to watch ourselves (by force). To let the demons come around to eat us. This virus that came on a plane and migrates to warmer bodies everyday. Bodies consumed by night monsters. “A pataletas de ahogado” we resist the fear of death.
I am a combat veteran creating sculptures from scrap metal and discarded industrial gears.