Artist Information:
Susan Bell
san diego, CA
United States
Member Since: Aug 2000
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Artist Statement:
It has been my wish to travel
and paint the many people and
cultures of the world. Raised
on a farm in New York until
the age of 11, I have seen
many aspects of nature. I
started out painting
landscapes and still life.
But my true passion, has been
my fascination with people and
the human face. I am struck by
the innocence and candor of
children. My willing subjects
have been my grandchildren,
much to their delight. There
is something about seeing and
recognizing your face in a
painting.
I am drawn to both realistic
and abstract expression. It
has been a goal in my work to
incorporate the two. The many
models I have painted have
provided inspiration to look
for the unique qualities that
each of us possesses. It has
been recent that I have taken
interest in exploring the
mystery in the face. Using a
building of layers to lend
depth and drama has been an
exciting process.
Committed to learning, my work
reflects the wonder I
experience daily. My hope is
that my work reflects a deeper
than skin look into the spirit
of the people I do in
portraiture. ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
Susan Bell's current
exhibitions are interpretive
works dealing with every day
life. The struggle to
answer existential questions
such as identity, being alone
and relationship are the focus
in this body of work. I find
people fascinating. Though
each painting is of someone
else if you look deep enough
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Susan Bell's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Susan Bell's Portfolio.
It has been my wish to travel and paint the many people and cultures of the world. Raised on a farm in New York until the age of 11, I have seen many aspects of nature. I started out painting landscapes and still life. But my true passion, has been my fascination with people and the human face. I am struck by the innocence and candor of children. My willing subjects have been my grandchildren, much to their delight. There is something about seeing and recognizing your face in a painting.
I am drawn to both realistic and abstract expression. It has been a goal in my work to incorporate the two. The many models I have painted have provided inspiration to look for the unique qualities that each of us possesses. It has been recent that I have taken interest in exploring the mystery in the face. Using a building of layers to lend depth and drama has been an exciting process.
Committed to learning, my work reflects the wonder I experience daily. My hope is that my work reflects a deeper than skin look into the spirit of the people I do in portraiture. ... |
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Lolo, 2011
Oil Painting,
9.9 x 11 X 0.1 inches
Availability: Sold
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