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FLOW

Flow is a composition of amalgamated chrome pipes placed in a vertical position, advertising upcoming cybernetic intelligence. Metal sounds run into our imagination like an echo, as the sound of a train departing. It is moody and long, a rough poetry in the making. The flow objects are not falling but floating in perspective, dispersing to the right. A dream-like reflection, seeing through a glass, recalling space. So, of saying a translucent effect in parameters through watercolor as the conductor. A rule breaker in media, taken to another stage, its amalgamated combination of pigments based on numbers. It is is solid and translucent.

Cold and stiff, like an ice alchemy from ancient times rising from the ground, an inactive metal-Lurg, yelling strength. The living memories we once upheld with care, may still flow into the next generations. Becoming their meaning that inspired us in the first place, nowadays belongs to them. The question is, what will they do when the batteries run out and communication of any electric stimulation is cut, leaving newbies isolated from the world? We are still here to save them and pass it on to the others.

Living in New York, you’ll find it everywhere, upcoming vast memory in computers, a significant change we hope to still be living here to watch happen. Torus shapes in reflective forms illustrate the tumultuous city, suggesting awareness. An engagement of ideas on multiple levels, triggering pleasures, that in the end enhance our ability to socialize, learn, and imagine. Flow brings together ideas and places to solve a problem. To effectively regulate our souls.

In short, her natural counterpart has not finished yet, relying on natural sources called creativity in the flow.

Flow“Flow” Watercolor on paper, size 14″x17″

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Urban Images

Urban images are about people and city buildings from the present and the past. Present two groups of people and places in various settings.

The first person is the vendor, who is texting while working. The second is a group of municipal officials posing for a photo. The third is the city park and the Natural History Museum. It was the beginning of spring, and I decided to go to the city. As I was searching for ideas, I walked by Museum Street. The scene above caught my attention: vendors selling coffee in their cars, with the display on the glass window. It was very different from the many advertisement photos on the streets.

At first, the subjects in the pictures looked like German aviators. Still, observing closely, I realized that one of the soldiers was wearing an adult British Brodie hat from World War II.

A simple black-and-white picture helps you focus on the main subject and is soothing to your eyes. In addition, it levels the whole canvas into one. In addition, the city colors, previously in gray, have been enhanced with warm colors to reveal a different side of life. As a result, there is plenty of enjoyment and excitement.

Then, I found my way to redesign during this term, combined with glass reflections. These pictures at first evoke a mix of ideas in our heads that will later crystallize as transparent images. Although the composition is parallel, the focal points are the models, followed by the fragmented city. It shows the places and the excitement of its people.

In conclusion, the painting is full of clues, sparks, and creativity. So, enjoy these images of buildings full of glass and the people in their golden legacy.

 

Urban Images

“Urban Images” Size 34″ x 34″ Oil on Canvas 2020

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Urban Images