Artist Information:
Fauzin Mustafa
selangor,
Malaysia
Member Since: May 2009
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Artist Statement:
Art Works Statement
Fauzin’s paintings are a
visualization based on an
‘outcome’ from observation,
interpretation and statements
from painters on various
issues. There is a tricot my
concept
identified as
icon-index-symbol that had a
major involvement on the
works; the works
invite the public to enter a
semiotic debate room regarding
the various social current
issues happening in Malaysia.
However, as an artist still
feel that I need to be more
attach
to viewer and I need to be
more integrated and
intertwined with the
psychological and
cultural baggage of the
viewer.
My paintings; speaks of global
warming. The usage of warm
colors and leaves collage
denotes exactly that. The
combination of warm softer
shades communicates the
comfortable complacency of
man. The symbolic ‘sofa’
taking centre stage is human
and his blatant disregard for
the environment. Red sofa
reminds of the danger in
continued disregard! Vertical
and horizontal collage grid
adds impact to the entrenched
beginnings, in tandem to
nature and its supremacy… a
remarkable piece capturing the
spirit of the artist both in
art and philosophy.
The art works also reminded us
about the semiotic debate of
various issues involving fine
arts base on the semiotic ...
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Fauzin Mustafa's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Fauzin Mustafa's Portfolio. Browse Mustafa's body of work: Art Works Statement
Fauzin’s paintings are a visualization based on an ‘outcome’ from observation,
interpretation and statements from painters on various issues. There is a tricot my concept
identified as icon-index-symbol that had a major involvement on the works; the works
invite the public to enter a semiotic debate room regarding the various social current
issues happening in Malaysia. However, as an artist still feel that I need to be more attach
to viewer and I need to be more integrated and intertwined with the psychological and
cultural baggage of the viewer.
My paintings; speaks of global ... |
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