Virginia wandered the seductive jungles of fiber and mixed media on her way to the land of Oil Painting. Reluctant to commit life-long to oils, Virginia is nonetheless drawn to them. "Art Meets Fashion" marks a return to fabric while remaining entrenched in the painting medium.
Debby and Larry Kline, independent curators and political artists in San Diego, comment on her current work which revolves around the depiction of parallel universes:
“Virginia Lukei’s images are full of dualities. Figures appear to be floating and transcendent within the confines of the pool. Reflections and refractions fragment the bodies yet their immersion in the pool also hints at a womblike and peaceful state. The figures are unified by shared environment, yet, with strangely limited physical contact, they carry a sense of isolation. This causes the viewer to focus on the spaces between the figures, which become equally substantive, creating a universe intimate and infinite, cosmic and corporeal.”
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Showing posts with label oil painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oil painting. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Incredible Pop-Out Painter
This might not have much to do with the "Reflection and Flow" theme or the "Art Meets Fashion" project, but the execution is something else:
Picture this.
You're walking in a gallery, along a wall of oil portraits - all of them impressive works of art.
They're so good, they're almost popping off the canvas.
Until you realise....they actually are.
Picture this.
You're walking in a gallery, along a wall of oil portraits - all of them impressive works of art.
They're so good, they're almost popping off the canvas.
Until you realise....they actually are.
Labels:
3d,
art,
oil painting,
performance art,
portrait
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