Artist Information:
Richard Becker
poway, CA
United States
Member Since: Apr 2001
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Artist Statement:
I strive to convey the beauty,
strength and magnificence of
the human form and to
communicate emotions through
expression. I do so with
materials that can carry these
works centuries and make them
as ageless as their subjects.
My methods explore a fusion
of styles -- tightly rendered
symphonic forms as well as
more expressive, fragmented
pieces. Both excite me.
Melding the two allows me to
capture emotion, while freely
playing with focus, light and
shapes.
As my hearing continues to
fade, I see things in ways
that I did not before; my
tactile senses have come
forward in an unexpected way.
Creating and communicating
thru sculpture has become a
wonderful gift.
My hope is that these works
capture a piece of our time
and bring more beauty, thought
and significance to our world
– now and for generations to
come.
-- Richard Becker...
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Artist Exhibitions:
2002
- One-Man Show, Exclusive
Collections Gallery, San
Diego, California
- Bancroft Memorial Bust
Presentation, Fingerhut
Gallery, La Jolla, California
- La Jolla Art Fair, La Jolla,
California
2001
- Work selected for "Art to
benefit Humanity" auction.
Laguna Beach, California
1997
- Exposicio d'Art, Barcelona,
Spain
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Artist Galleries:
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Artist Reviews:
2003
- "Middle-Aged Prodigy" San
Diego Union Tribune
2002
- Decor and Style Magazine
Feature Article "Richard
Becker, Bronze Brilliance"
October, 2002
- La Jolla Art Fair Featured
Artist, San Diego Magazine
- Articles in San Diego Union
Tribune, Poway News Chieftain
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Collections:
Richard's works can be found
in European and American
collections and have been
exhibited alongside world
greats including Hart, Picasso
and Rembrandt.
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Commissions:
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Richard Becker's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Richard Becker's Portfolio. Browse Becker's body of work: I strive to convey the beauty, strength and magnificence of the human form and to communicate emotions through expression. I do so with materials that can carry these works centuries and make them as ageless as their subjects.
My methods explore a fusion of styles -- tightly rendered symphonic forms as well as more expressive, fragmented pieces. Both excite me. Melding the two allows me to capture emotion, while freely playing with focus, light and shapes.
As my hearing continues to fade, I see things in ways that I did not before; my tactile senses have come forward in an unexpected ... |
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