Artist Information:
Louise Greyling
Centurion,
South Africa
Member Since: Apr 2007
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Artist Statement:
Statement as an artist:
Each painting carefully
reflects life in different
facets - visualising, without
sacrifice, the unseen, untold
messages between every stroke
of the brush. Love for
people carefully expressed in
the eyes of different
characters; faces portraying
emotions behind forgotten
history.
Never to be caught in a rut of
monotonous colours, shapes or
genres - variety in all
aspects ensures freshness and
surprise to the viewer. An
added dimension of hovering
between abstract and reality,
the line in between -
sometimes vague, or
non-existent, the boundaries
of life traversable, knowing
that sadness coexists with
joy, and that loss yields to
birth and renewal.
For me, dark, sharp, dramatic
colours inspire intrigue while
down toned colours and lines
reflect life in a more sincere
manner. The careful fusion
of pigment and the variety of
topics in my paintings are
important ways not only to
authenticate my work, but to
acknowledge and recognize the
value of different people and
their culture. A painting
well done binds ethnic groups
together. Its strength is
revealed by the afflictions of
humanity.
Because the world cannot be
viewed in absolute terms,
greater reality is depicted
through everyday objects and
themes. A vibrant rebellion
is unleashed against ...
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Louise Greyling's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Louise Greyling's Portfolio. Browse Greyling's body of work: Statement as an artist:
Each painting carefully reflects life in different facets - visualising, without sacrifice, the unseen, untold messages between every stroke of the brush. Love for people carefully expressed in the eyes of different characters; faces portraying emotions behind forgotten history.
Never to be caught in a rut of monotonous colours, shapes or genres - variety in all aspects ensures freshness and surprise to the viewer. An added dimension of hovering between abstract and reality, the line in between - sometimes vague, or non-existent, the boundaries of life traversable, knowing that sadness coexists with joy, and that loss yields to ... |
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