Artist Information:
Cary Charles
London,
United Kingdom
Member Since: Mar 2004
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Artist Statement:
Currently, he is working on a
'Luminous London' series,
exploring the sensation of
being in London with powerful
contrasts of light, colour,
shape and mood. The works
feature playful use of
geometry and colour,
juxtaposing fading daylight
with electrical illumination
to arouse a state of sensory
excitement.
Regardless of subject, Cary's
paintings convey a deliberate
emotional resonance, capturing
fleeting moments, memories and
sensations within forms and
shapes that play with
perception, often triggering
new ways of perceiving much
that we take for granted.
Elements are often allowed to
rise and suggest themselves
from the subconscious, and as
well as being an ongoing
journey of discovery, this is
intended to entice viewers to
perceive beyond obvious and
literal frames of reference.
Selected works are available
for download as prints from
www.zazzle.com/carycharles and
www.carycharles.imagekind.com
Beyond this, the greatest
depth of information is to be
found at Cary's official
website: www.carycharles.com.
The site also has links to
Cary's blog as well as
facebook and myspace profiles.
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Cary Charles's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Cary Charles's Portfolio. Browse Charles's body of work:
Currently, he is working on a 'Luminous London' series, exploring the sensation of being in London with powerful contrasts of light, colour, shape and mood. The works feature playful use of geometry and colour, juxtaposing fading daylight with electrical illumination to arouse a state of sensory excitement.
Regardless of subject, Cary's paintings convey a deliberate emotional resonance, capturing fleeting moments, memories and sensations within forms and shapes that play with perception, often triggering new ways of perceiving much that we take for granted.
Elements are often allowed to rise and suggest themselves from the subconscious, and as well as... |
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