ART- ACTION, WITHOUT VIOLENCE.

Friday, November 6, 2009

we are the music makers.

Photo taken by maria.
edited by me.
ENJOY.

Sunday, October 25, 2009

Friday, October 9, 2009

I love looking through my files and finding random things.

I found these beautiful pictures my friend Maria took.. and decided to edit it quite a bit.

This is what I came up with.

Hope you guys like them :)

Friday, October 2, 2009

My painting in
I ov thee dragon body modification studio
Racine, Wisconsin

http://iovtheedragon.com/

Stacey Alexander:
"Her saturated colors capture the grandeur of the sky and fire the imagination to interpret the powerful, yet gentle, stories she tells with the two media. Upon viewing her work, one is jettisoned into that unmistakable state of aesthetic pleasure as the beauty of color is arranged in perfect harmony.

While Mina's ultra-contemporary abstracts realistically resemble those of the Abstract Impressionists more than they physically resemble anything from the Romantic period, they carry some of the same identifying characteristics of the latter. Namely, her work reflects strong emotion as a source of aesthetic experience. Not surprisingly, she listens to music for inspiration and lets this dictate the mood and lyrical quality of her art.

It is difficult to determine whether her paintings influence her photography or if the photography inspires the billowing hues that softly rest on her canvases.

Her expressions of deep, richly-colored floating clouds hovering over more color and form are her strongest signature."

Written by Maria.
"There's so much more to Mina's artwork than what you see. It hits you on a much deeper level and becomes so much more than something pretty to look at. Mina's artwork seems to have a mind of its own, she is simply the medium through which it is transfered. And it takes a hold on you that is very hard to shake off. She has the ability to capture light and sound and make you feel emotions so strongly for no apparent reason. It is almost painfully beautiful, it's almost too much to take in, like a sensory overload. A lot of people have forgotten how to enjoy the beautiful things in life, and Mina takes all of the natural beauty in this world and concentrates it into one overwhelming experience. And it gives you what you've been missing."