Artist Information:
M.j. Alhabeeb
Belchertown, MA
United States
Member Since: Mar 2006
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Artist Statement:
Painting, for me, is a
thoroughfare for my
imagination and a mode to free
my mind and alleviate my
tension. I feel I can breathe
better and think more clearly
as the painted forms start to
take shape and color on my
canvas. I believe art should
have the capacity to make
others breathe and think, if
not better, at least
differently. This logic is
dictated by the notion that
the physical and mental
effects of art are cognate to
the product as much as they
are to the productive process.
I subscribe to the idea that
art should not be concerned
with creating or modifying
concepts as much as it induces
perceptions, and indirectly
may lead to the creation or
modification of new ideas and
views. In this context, an
artist does not simply reveal
his thoughts and reflections.
Rather, the nature of his
revelation, embodied in his
product may define the
qualities of his creativity,
and therefore reveal his
views. In other words, a work
of art would define the artist
more than the artist can
define his art. However, an
artist cannot escape his
subjectivity for it is
inherently and inextricably
bound with his exposure as a
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M.j. Alhabeeb's Free Artist Portfolio
| Welcome to M.j. Alhabeeb's Portfolio. Browse Alhabeeb's body of work: Painting, for me, is a thoroughfare for my imagination and a mode to free my mind and alleviate my tension. I feel I can breathe better and think more clearly as the painted forms start to take shape and color on my canvas. I believe art should have the capacity to make others breathe and think, if not better, at least differently. This logic is dictated by the notion that the physical and mental effects of art are cognate to the product as much as they are to the productive process. I subscribe to the idea that art should not ... |
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