Dancing in the Forest
"Dancing in The Forest" belongs to a collection of works I created ten years ago as I began to explore collage and mixed media.
When I look back at those early works, I see a mashup of ideas and colors not yet brought to conception. I considered them unclear, personal … (read more)
"Dancing in The Forest" belongs to a collection of works I created ten years ago as I began to explore collage and mixed media.
When I look back at those early works, I see a mashup of ideas and colors not yet brought to conception. I considered them unclear, personal visual manifestos, frankly overwhelming.
The composition of my work wasn't a priority, but the liberation of my ideas and emotions was.
So recently, I looked closer, and I began to notice that many of the tiny pieces that made up the complete work could stand on their own.
Consequently, I decided to create digital artwork based on those tiny compositions. "Dancing in The Forest" is one of them.
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- This is a signed and limited edition digital creation.
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