Artist Information:
Cindy Royal
St. Louis, MO
United States
Member Since: Dec 2003
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Artist Statement:
Life can be reflected in art.
Over forty years of memories
and experiences help to form
my works. Often a "found"
treasure will end up in a
collage, or in the body of one
of my creations.
My current works are a
culmination of ground
papier-mâché, fibers, and
vestiges of an entertainment
career. Retired records and
spare instruments are taken to
a new realm. Spare parts are
woven into new projects. This
is my favorite way to recycle
paper and to utilize discarded
objects.
Visual entertainment is
exciting! Observing the
evolution of a new work is a
very curious task. The nature
of the materials that I use
and the drying process itself
is often unpredictable. Often,
some aspect of the subject
will diverge and ensue a
unique, obscure personality.
I have always had a passion
for paint. This element allows
me to reveal the desired
aspect and detail of my unique
works. Satisfaction is
achieved as I transfigure wet
paper pulp, paint, wire,
cloth, fibers, and memorable
finds into eclectic works. My
journey continues to celebrate
peculiar planes as I find
solace in creating my
alternatively recycled art.
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Cindy Royal's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Cindy Royal's Portfolio. Browse Royal's body of work: Life can be reflected in art. Over forty years of memories and experiences help to form my works. Often a "found" treasure will end up in a collage, or in the body of one of my creations.
My current works are a culmination of ground papier-mâché, fibers, and vestiges of an entertainment career. Retired records and spare instruments are taken to a new realm. Spare parts are woven into new projects. This is my favorite way to recycle paper and to utilize discarded objects.
Visual entertainment is exciting! Observing the evolution of a new work is a very ... |
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