Artist Information:
John Enright
Cave Creek, AZ
United States
Member Since: Jun 2003
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Artist Statement:
after recieving a four year
college degree, I attended the
famous Art Center College of
Design in Los Angeles. Two
years into the program, I was
hired by a corporation as Art
Director, a potential that I
could not refuse at that time.
After deciding that this was
not a good fit, I merged into
Commercial Art and was
commissioned by many
corporations, recording,
publishing, Movies, etc. Then
I began painting for myself,
trying to find a direction
that was both stimulating and
rewarding to my own soul. My
transition went from
traditional studies of the
Classics, to Contemporary
methods. And everything in
between. It is the paradox of
the Artist to search for self
and this became my journey,
one which is still morphing
and growing. My work is
consumed now with spontaneous
strokes of dynamic color,
allowing my inner feelings to
pour onto the canvas. I also
allow mood and music to
elevate the most primal urges
to create, and it has taken on
many forms. Currently, I am
merging the two dimension with
three dimensional forms, the
paintings are becoming
sculptures. Working large has
become very important to me
because it allows tremendous
freedom. Many of the...
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John Enright's Free Artist Portfolio
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after recieving a four year college degree, I attended the famous Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles. Two years into the program, I was hired by a corporation as Art Director, a potential that I could not refuse at that time. After deciding that this was not a good fit, I merged into Commercial Art and was commissioned by many corporations, recording, publishing, Movies, etc. Then I began painting for myself, trying to find a direction that was both stimulating and rewarding to my own soul. My transition went from traditional studies of the Classics, to Contemporary methods... |
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