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Artist Statement:
I work from a place of
curiosity about something that
is mysterious. I set up a
process in which complex color
combinations and intricate
patterns can arise almost
spontaneously, analogous to
processes of nature.
I hope for particular kinds of
results, though. I strive to
condense an essence or
distillation of energy that
resonates with the experience
of emotion, spirituality and
time. In Buddhism and
Hinduism, there is the sound
Om, or Aum, which represents
the vibrating energy of
creation; a vibration that
brings matter into being. The
idea that this is an actual
vibration intrigues me,
because it relates to
contemporary ideas in quantum
physics, string theory and
wave-particle duality.
Physicists tell us that
everything we know is just
energy, vibration, and in my
work I aim to visualize this
universal phenomenon.
Observers have associated my
work with energy fields,
music, the “light and space”
movement, quantum and string
theories, landscape, weaving,
genetics, etc....
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Artist Exhibitions:
2008
"Eric Zammitt, "Acrylic
Constructions", Scott Richards
Contemporary Art, San
Francisco, CA
2007
"Themes and Variations",
Torrance Art Museum, Torrance,
CA
2006
"Good to Go", Newspace
Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
"All in the Family", Group
show including Anne
Thorhycroft
with Ladddie John and Ariel
Dill, Ed and Eddie Ruscha, Ed
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Artist Galleries:
Scott Richards Contemporary
Art
251 Post Street, San
Francisco, CA 94108...
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