Artist Information:
Phil Volk
North Richland Hills, TX
United States
Member Since: Dec 2007
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Artist Statement:
The Exploration of Line, Form,
and Color
My work constantly occupies my
mind. If it's not rapped
around the piece I'm currently
working on, then I'm thinking
about the theory, philosophy,
or history behind it.
I am in search of the image
not yet seen. Each work is a
puzzle that must be solved.
The pieces to the puzzle are
line, form, and color. The
correct application of the
pieces create a composition
that I feel effectively
express the solution to the
"Blankist" canvas.
(Please see the page titled
"Phil's Philosophy" for more
information on Blankism.)
Much of my work consists of
the representational
abstraction of heads, faces,
and figures in various
expressions, and situations.
At times these figures are
combined with free form or
geometric shapes which can
lead to total abstraction. In
this case, the subject can
only be identified by the name
of the piece.
The abstraction of the human
body has a rhythmic
familiarity and expressiveness
to me that I find difficult to
escape. I do, at times,
venture in other directions
with my work, only to return
to this subject. I will
sometimes choose the image to
produce but quite often ...
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Phil Volk's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Phil Volk's Portfolio.
The Exploration of Line, Form, and Color
My work constantly occupies my mind. If it's not rapped around the piece I'm currently working on, then I'm thinking about the theory, philosophy, or history behind it.
I am in search of the image not yet seen. Each work is a puzzle that must be solved. The pieces to the puzzle are line, form, and color. The correct application of the pieces create a composition that I feel effectively express the solution to the "Blankist" canvas.
(Please see the page titled "Phil's Philosophy" for more information on Blankism.)
Much of my work consists of the representational abstraction of heads, faces, and figures in various expressions, and situations. At times these figures are combined with free form or geometric shapes which can lead to total abstraction. In this case, the subject can only be identified by the name of the piece.
The abstraction of the human body has a rhythmic familiarity and expressiveness to me that I find difficult to escape. I do, at times, venture in other directions with my work, only to return to this subject. I will sometimes choose the image to produce but quite often ... |
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