Artist Information:
Cara Palier
Richmond, MO
United States
Member Since: Jan 2003
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Artist Statement:
Beauty takes many forms to
many different people. Each of
us brings our own set of
experiences to every work of
art we see. Painters leave
their experience and
interaction with the subject
matter in a permanent form for
others to share. I strive to
leave an uplifting experience
for others who go behind me,
whether it is making a social
statement or sharing a
beautiful scene. From visually
recording noteworthy events of
importance to capturing the
likeness of a friend or a
flower, I want to communicate
the idea that everything is of
value. An abstract work will
impart emotions from the use
of color and form, the
realistic portrayal of a bowl
of fruit can communicate many
things from the feelings of
comfort and plenty all the way
to just being visually
pleasing. I believe that
everything and everyone in
this creation is connected
somehow, and I endeavor to
portray that belief in my
work. It's a cause and effect
relationship, everything we do
or say has an effect on
everything and everyone else.
So I try to make my effects
positive effects. I believe we
all receive gifts from our
heavenly Father, and He wants
us ...
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Cara Palier's Free Artist Portfolio
| Welcome to Cara Palier's Portfolio. Browse Palier's body of work: Beauty takes many forms to many different people. Each of us brings our own set of experiences to every work of art we see. Painters leave their experience and interaction with the subject matter in a permanent form for others to share. I strive to leave an uplifting experience for others who go behind me, whether it is making a social statement or sharing a beautiful scene. From visually recording noteworthy events of importance to capturing the likeness of a friend or a flower, I want to communicate the idea that everything is of value. An abstract work will impart ... |
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