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Artist Statement:
If I wouldn’t believe in my
art and it’s meaning,
certainly I wouldn’t do it. I
learn the path not only in a
way of knowing myself but also
in becoming oneself, creator
into my space-time.
In the last ten years I have
explored the world ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS:
Recent exhibition
2011 - Brooklyn Bridge
Exhibition, MOCA the Museum of
Computer Art, Brooklyn NY
2010 – Eutopia, Center
Culturel de Rencoutre Abbaye
de Neumunster, Luxemburg
2010 – Snap to gird – LACDA
Los Angeles Center of Digital
Art
2008 - On a Theme of December,
MOCA ( Museum of Computer
Art) Brooklyn, NY
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Artist Galleries:
Period Gallery, Lincoln, NE
http://www.periodgallery.com
The Saatchi Gallery, London
http://www.saatchi-gallery.co.u
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Con-Ikon Art Gallery, New York
http://www.conikonartgallery.co
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MyExpose
http://cionca.myexpose.com/...
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Collections:
Coming Soon!
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PRESS RELEASE
CONSTANTINE CIONCA
RECEIVES SPECIAL RECOGNITION
Artist CONSTANTINE CIONCA of BRONX, NEW YORK has received five “Special Recognition” Merit Awards for the artwork entitled “Agony”, “Church”, “Revelation”, “Holy Tree” “Last Supper” in the "9th Annual Judeo-Christian International Juried Online Art Exhibition” hosted by www.upstreampeoplegallery.com.
This international exhbition received over 500 entries from around the world and 97 artists were selected by the juror Larry Bradshaw, Professor of Art at the University of Nebraska at Omaha.
Professor Bradshaw states this about three of these specially recognized work:
“Constantine Cionca of Bronx, NY masters the digital media to achieve some very rich expressions. In the work “Agony” the diagonallity, the textural treatment with “X” markings and rope-like passages together with the somber earth tones dramatize the message. The layering of the images of the Pieta, the large overlay of the rough crown of thorns image, the blessing Christ figure all within a church setting reinforces integral parts of the New Testament. Also wonderful is the work entitled “Holy Tree” in its candelabra formation. Scenes of the apostles at table with the chalice and bread are nicely arranged in the work “Last Supper”. The high key tonality of “Revelation” is also nicely done with the eye and hand of God reaching down onto the theme of the Last Supper with images of icons lightly presented, all add to awe of it all.”
The exhibition will be on display online in April at www.upstreampeoplegallery.com and continue for 12 months, closing March 31, 2008.
Further information in the artist’s own words regarding three of her awarded works:
“Agony” –is a computer-generated artwork. This composition is inspiring from Christian belief and use of biblical subject, Christ’s crucifixion. The composition represent a deeply torn position of body, a self-falling as a separation of matter from spirit. Technically is a combination of different images using Photoshop, cropping, and placing them into different layers with different grade of alpha effects.
“Holy Tree” or the Joshua tree is a computer-generated artwork. The composition is a response to the learning about the tree’s religious meaning the remembrance of the time when two separate groups have united for the common purpose. This composition is a montage in Photoshop of three separate images combined them using alpha layers.
“Revelation”, is a composition represented the open gate to Christianity. At the last supper Jesus make known to his disciples that only God law governed the human existence in the world. For the purpose of this digital artwork I used a few scanned photos, then, I place them into new layers using Photoshop program.. I use image adjust, masking and alpha layers. This process alters the images to the stage of intended blend lever of the final composition.”
A picture and more information about this work can be downloaded at:
http://tinyurl.com/2236kj
http://tinyurl.com/2zxdf4
http://tinyurl.com/yu7npu
Upstream People Gallery Team
5607 Howard Street
Omaha, NE 68106-1257 shows@upstreampeoplegallery.com
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