Artist Information:
Robert Seitz
Los Angeles, CA
United States
Member Since: Jan 2002
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Artist Statement:
Jewelry isn't always for
simple ornament. It can also
act as a symbol, a glimpse of
a person's depth. I strive to
create designs that possess
depth of meaning while subtly
presented as ornament. I offer
original designs and each
piece is unique, hand carved
and cast in my studio.
My primary influences are the
natural world and the various
myths and stories of the past
that have shaped our
relationship to objects until
recent days. I hope to
develop an updated synthesis
of the symbolic value of this
legacy and achieve a total
aesthetic that is modern and
comprehensive in its sweep.
My new focus, represented in
the shift from painting to
fine craft, lies in the
relationship between the
materially cognitive
functionof our mind and the
phenomenology of our
experiences. Within that
space exist an entrancing
array of symbols, resurfacing
images and a continued sinuous
relationship to the natural
world.
I work in a tension between
the scientific and the
magical, a place where our
memories appear to be more
accurate than present reality,
or at least preferable by many
reports.
I also enjoy changing my
statement annualy....
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Artist Galleries:
My personal website:
http://www.rlawrenceseitz.com
My storefront:
http://www.robertseitz.1000mark
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Robert Seitz's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Robert Seitz's Portfolio. Browse Seitz's body of work: Jewelry isn't always for simple ornament. It can also act as a symbol, a glimpse of a person's depth. I strive to create designs that possess depth of meaning while subtly presented as ornament. I offer original designs and each piece is unique, hand carved and cast in my studio.
My primary influences are the natural world and the various myths and stories of the past that have shaped our relationship to objects until recent days. I hope to develop an updated synthesis of the symbolic value of this legacy and achieve a total aesthetic that is modern ... |
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