Artist Information:
Denise Dabramo
Savannah, GA
United States
Member Since: Sep 2000
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Artist Statement:
There are elements of
expression that I have just
begun exploring and the nature
of my work is continually
changing. I find espression
through varied materials
including fabric, wax, gut and
resins to create pieces
derived from and inspired by
the "living procession". An
idea that represents the
natural movement of life by
all that surrounds us. Passing
from one thought to the next,
collectively, as well as
personally.
I allow myself to make changes
freely while the pieces are in
progress. This method is
necessary in order to keep in
close contact with my original
objective. Humans all share
experiences of connectivity.
This is the reason I'm drawn
to the simple connections of
the grid, as a form, and use
it as a basis for my
interpretations.
Our relationship to the world
around us changes constantly.
My own ideas are expressed
through the forms created.
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Artist Exhibitions:
Senior Show 2000, Exhibit A
Gallery. Savannah. GA juried
group exhibition *Awarded Best
of Show May 2000
Weightless Elephant.
Monopoli Ice. Savannah, GA .
Invitational exhibition of 2
artists
E.D Show, Joe Beans
Coffee House. Savannah. GA
Invitational exhibition of 2
artists...
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Denise Dabramo's Free Artist Portfolio
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There are elements of expression that I have just begun exploring and the nature of my work is continually changing. I find espression through varied materials including fabric, wax, gut and resins to create pieces derived from and inspired by the "living procession". An idea that represents the natural movement of life by all that surrounds us. Passing from one thought to the next, collectively, as well as personally.
I allow myself to make changes freely while the pieces are in progress. This method is necessary in order to keep in close contact with my original objective. Humans all share... |
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