Showing posts with label Acrylic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Acrylic. Show all posts

Thursday, April 12, 2012

Two Becomes Three


Two Becomes Three: Long quake of Infinity
45X33 inches
Inkjet print and acrylic
April 2012

Two Becomes Three: Welcome to the New World (Love, Mom and Dad)
45X33 inches
Inkjet print and acrylic
April 2012
Amanda Baron





Two Becomes Three: The Stranger and the Beast
45X33 inches
Inkjet print and acrylic
April 2012
This is the final series within my thesis body of work called Feel Good Laust.  Through digital collage and photo manipulation I constructed these images and once printed, worked into them with acrylic paint.  The title Two Becomes Three, is fitting for this series because the introduction of two figures always resulted in a third, unexpected element.  It was drawn from a quote by Plato where he suggests that two is a "non-number" because it always suggests three.  Please note that the original digital files for this series are lost and now exist as original pieces of artwork.

Sunday, April 8, 2012

Vladimandir

VLADIMANDIR

This installation was a collaborative project between myself and Vladimir Radoykov, it was painted on the walls across from the 4th floor elevators in OCAD University, March 2012.




Thursday, November 25, 2010

Mother, the dreaming infernal


Remember this? Well, this is the original rubbing for this piece.  I can say this particular work went through a lot to get to the final product.  I am actually very pleased with how it has turned out :)

"Mother, the dreaming infernal"
paper on canvas, graphite and acrylic
November 2010