Artist Information:
Sara Adrian
Worthington, OH
United States
Member Since: Jul 2007
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Artist Statement:
Iconic art, the symbols of
alchemy and the mythology of
culture has always held an
interest for me. I use color
and symbols combined with
familiar imagery to talk about
social issues and stereotypes.
There are specific ideas that
I present in my work, but I
feel it's very important not
to be too specific as I want
the viewer to come to their
own conclusions as to what my
art is trying to say. My
purpose is to make the viewer
think about what they see and
what they believe in, and
create a dialogue. The media I
use in painting is oil and
acrylics mixed in with
metallic substances, such as
gold or aluminum leafing, iron
oxide, or metallic tinted
paint, combined with strong
design and chroma. I want the
work to react to the light
changes in the environment,
and be an active participant
in the space. The strong color
combined with the wood I
prefer to paint on is to echo
the medieval byzantine iconic
painting of which I find much
inspiration. It's important to
me to combine aesthetic with
content, and this is what I
work to achieve.
Selected Exhibitions (* Solo
Shows)
2007
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Artist Reviews:
quote from Columbus Dispatch,
Columbus Ohio
Festival celebrates arts in
Franklinton
Painters toss up murals at
Urban Scrawl
Sunday, September 28, 2008
3:30 AM
By Spencer Hunt
"Sara Adrian had no carefully
thought-out image or design
for the mural she planned to
paint at a Franklinton art
festival ...
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Sara Adrian's Free Artist Portfolio
| Welcome to Sara Adrian's Portfolio. Browse Adrian's body of work: Iconic art, the symbols of alchemy and the mythology of culture has always held an interest for me. I use color and symbols combined with familiar imagery to talk about social issues and stereotypes. There are specific ideas that I present in my work, but I feel it's very important not to be too specific as I want the viewer to come to their own conclusions as to what my art is trying to say. My purpose is to make the viewer think about what they see and what they believe in, and create a dialogue. The media I ... |
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