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Philliewig — Divided, Decomposed
Published: 2012-12-04 00:26:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 1912; Favourites: 61; Downloads: 0
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Multiple laserjet photo prints on acetate, mounted and distorted with rubber cement, with rubber cement laserjet monotypes, ink, packing tape and watercolor on colored paper.Related content
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Bewildering array movements and exoskeletal references belying a stable and strong composition.
I did some work once projecting several layers in photoshop revealing new images as values were altered. Of course there is nothing like real tactile materials - this makes me think of Europe After The Rain.
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Remind me to come back to this for a much more detailed look. I admit I am a little pressed for time at the moment but I think this deserves a much more indepth look.
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This is a Traditional artist of whom I have watched for sometime. And while in the work of abstracts it can be difficult to generate something truly unique across several pieces artworks; she seems to do so with some regularity. Much of her work is very organic leaving us with
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Oh my 
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I'm glad you do! Have a fantastic day and week!
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Thank you, my good friend 
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Hehe thank you
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this is so complex, i've just been staring and staring into it. brain food!
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Hehe thank you 
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i'm so sorry i had to decline the artworks that had the photos as part of them. i'm very impressed with them. i can tell you spend a great deal of time on each artwork. that is more than admirable! and you're a sweetie!
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Faved...
When I lean back...and squint...I see two pictures...
One: a split portrait...with a dividing line...
I recognize the person and hat on both sides...
so...must conclude...the split is really in the background...!
The other: an Arial photograph...
the divide: the yellowish land and the black waters...
the black line going north south...is a man made canal...
Orange parts east and west...
are known as the Darang mountains...
When I enlarge the picure...
I see a million details...
I see 100 possible pictures in one...!
I have been looking and writing now for almost half an hour...
Have only begun to see the picture...
What I feel...is...the title could be: "The Divide"...
more precise...and more meanings adheared...
The word decompose...
refers too much to the technique involved...
Which is of minor importance at first...for the viewer...
Just a thought...
Who am I...to blow against the wind...?!
I will leave with a link for you...to a trip around the world...
on board ISS: International Space Station...
[link]
Greetings Louie...Thank you for an intriguing abstract surreal picture...Jakob
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Oh my goodness, thank you for the kind words 
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I'm not 100% sure that this works.
Maybe if the subject was in the center and was split down the middle but with him being on both sides it kinda feels like 2 images instead of one trying to put a message across.
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I don't agree. The unevenness lends itself to losing the figure in the work and letting the colors and tones become more significant. To me the figure on each side makes the center look like a torso, and the brightest parts are the ribcage becoming visible as the body decomposes.
If the line was down the center accompanied by the figure it would be too recognizable and symmetrical. By product or not, I like it.
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I can see where you're coming from on this one. I myself have mixed feelings about this piece, as it was really a fortunate byproduct of my regular unconventional printing process.
Thanks!
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Reminds me a bit of David Sylvians work, just a bit.....
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I'm glad you do! Thanks!
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