Artist Information:
Krishanna Spencer
GLEN ALLEN, VA
United States
Member Since: Sep 2006
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Artist Statement:
Pain, in its many forms, has
always been a great motivator
in my life whether it has been
a journey to eradicate it or
live and triumph in spite of
it. There have been great
influences in my life, which
have both given birth to my
visual and literary work and
continue to inspire my
artistic growth: recovery from
childhood abuse and drug and
alcohol addiction as a young
adult and learning how to be
disabled as a thirty something
adult. Though a writer ever
since I could hold a pencil,
visual art became a major part
of my life after sustaining a
spinal cord injury in 1998.
Visual art had a profound
effect on my healing process
and it, along with literary
art, continues to infuse and
inspire every facet of my life
today.
Found imagery and vintage
objects allow me the latitude
to coax and cajole the
character out of each work of
art, creating works that are
unexpected and refreshing.
Much of my work reflects the
desire and sheer will to see
the humor, beauty, lightness
and spirit that exist beyond
the shadows of pain that
frequent life; reminding us to
continue moving forward with
hope faith, ...
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Krishanna Spencer's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Krishanna Spencer's Portfolio.
Pain, in its many forms, has always been a great motivator in my life whether it has been a journey to eradicate it or live and triumph in spite of it. There have been great influences in my life, which have both given birth to my visual and literary work and continue to inspire my artistic growth: recovery from childhood abuse and drug and alcohol addiction as a young adult and learning how to be disabled as a thirty something adult. Though a writer ever since I could hold a pencil, visual art became a major part of my life after sustaining a spinal cord injury in 1998. Visual art had a profound effect on my healing process and it, along with literary art, continues to infuse and inspire every facet of my life today.
Found imagery and vintage objects allow me the latitude to coax and cajole the character out of each work of art, creating works that are unexpected and refreshing. Much of my work reflects the desire and sheer will to see the humor, beauty, lightness and spirit that exist beyond the shadows of pain that frequent life; reminding us to continue moving forward with hope faith, ... |
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