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Artist Statement
I have spent several years drawing trees from observation; studying how their branches twist and turn, reach and retreat, linger… My new paintings are of trees painted from my imagination. A line becomes a branch, then a line again; it spurts, stops, twists, then breaks. The limbs are sometimes graceful; other times [...]
Artist Statement
My motto is be humble and stay busy, so I’m always working on either my poetry or art. I go to my studio every day. Going every day means I’m always a little bit ready. And I do something creative every day. I think of myself as a maker, stopping and starting [...]
Artist Statement
I work exclusively with landscape in my oil on canvas paintings, using that theme as a platform to explore new ways of representing space and form. I am also interested in using psychological content and color to investigate the impact of nature, and natural [...]
Message – acrylic collage – 10in. x 10in. – 2006
Dordogne acrylic collage 10in. x 10in. – 2006
Blue – acrylic collage – 10in. x 10in. – 2007
Spring – acrylic collage – 14in. x 14in. – 2008
Quiet – acrylic collage – 14in. x [...]
Construction Workers Vegas
Caracas Marketplace
Eiffel Tower
Acropolis
Taj Mahal
Artist Statement
“TILT-SHIFT”ing the World
Tilt-Shift, What type of photography is that? people always ask me. How do I make people look so small or why do I make people look so small, simple…WE ARE. In the [...]
Resurrection, 2007
oil on canvas (34″ x 50″)
Ascension, 2007
oil on canvas (54″ x 70″)
Cruciferous, 2008
oil on canvas (54″ x 80″)
Artist Statement (Excerpt)
Resurrection is not only about the process of the mix between abstract and real but also concerned with the [...]
“Lifeforms” by John Azelvandre on Exhibit at Dizzy’s
A show of John Azelvandre’s artwork, titled “Lifeforms,” is currently on exhibit at Dizzy’s Restaurant, on the corner of 8th Avenue and 9th Street, in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
“Lifeforms” is inspired by the following thoughts: The time is long past due
for us [...]
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