Artist Information:
David Raine
Lelant,
United Kingdom
Member Since: Dec 2005
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Artist Statement:
Are dreams just our confused
brains de-fragmenting when we
rest, just scraps of picture
images racing back and forth
through the maze of neuron
connections seeking to be
correctly filed, occasionally
flashing up as a partially
recognizable scene that we
erroneously feel significant?
And in the day another
overload of thoughts, and
facts and images assails our
conscious and unconscious
minds until we hit the pillow
to get them sorted.
Shapes come to me in the
daytime. Sculptural shapes and
sculptural ideas emerge
complete from nowhere. At
least that’s how it appears on
the surface of things. But
like the process of nightly
de-fragmentation and neat
filing, that process of
re-organizing the blitz of
images into a form that is
pleasing to my mind and to my
set of emotions is what I do.
It’s totally personal, it is a
physical expression of how my
arrangement of emotions copes
with the world around me. It’s
entirely possible that
sculptural shapes that warm me
and give me a degree of
satisfaction are not universal
and mean nothing to anyone
else.
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David Raine's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to David Raine's Portfolio. Browse Raine's body of work: Are dreams just our confused brains de-fragmenting when we rest, just scraps of picture images racing back and forth through the maze of neuron connections seeking to be correctly filed, occasionally flashing up as a partially recognizable scene that we erroneously feel significant? And in the day another overload of thoughts, and facts and images assails our conscious and unconscious minds until we hit the pillow to get them sorted.
Shapes come to me in the daytime. Sculptural shapes and sculptural ideas emerge complete from nowhere. At least that’s how it appears on the surface of things. But ... |
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