I work mostly with pencil and charcoal, and I also enjoy painting and sculpting with clay. I tend to work on a small scale because it is more relatable to me. When I work on such a scale it feels more personal. I relate my work to the human body very often, even though it is not usually obvious. When creating artwork I don’t like to tell the viewer what they are seeing. I create something that is personal to me and allow the viewer to make their own relations. The viewer should have their own understanding of why the piece was created. Finding a personal relation in a stranger’s artwork is very powerful. As a future art therapist this venerable and empathetic approach is very important to me.
Thursday, September 3, 2009
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