Artist Information:
James Albert
san francisco, CA
United States
Member Since: Jul 2003
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Artist Statement:
Like most artists, this art
represents a statement by me
of my feeling toward the
subject for any particular
painting. I always try to get
an “Eye” or two into my
paintings. I feel that since
paintings should have souls,
you (the viewer) need to
communicate with that soul
through its “Eyes”.
Some digital artists get
wrapped up in the technology
of huge gigabit images and all
of the equipment necessary
just to get them into the
computer and then out onto
paper. That’s not for me.
That takes the creativity and
spontaneity out of the
process. Even though a
computer is involved, I still
feel the need to “paint”. I
need to have some immediacy of
interaction between the image
on the screen and me.
Because I am a technologist,
and have been working with
computers all of my life, I
feel that computers should be
more than just calculating
machines, or even multimedia
Internet cruisers. Although I
have designed many computer
applications, and even
networks of computer
applications, I usually try
to keep the technology hidden.
In my world, complete mastery
of my tools is my ability to
take a slightly souped-up
“ordinary “ desk top computer
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James Albert's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to James Albert's Portfolio. Browse Albert's body of work: Like most artists, this art represents a statement by me of my feeling toward the subject for any particular painting. I always try to get an “Eye” or two into my paintings. I feel that since paintings should have souls, you (the viewer) need to communicate with that soul through its “Eyes”.
Some digital artists get wrapped up in the technology of huge gigabit images and all of the equipment necessary just to get them into the computer and then out onto paper. That’s not for me. That takes the creativity and spontaneity out of the process. Even though ... |
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