Artist Information:
Rossy Finol
smyrna, GA
United States
Member Since: Aug 2004
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Artist Statement:
My Artist’s Statement
I have always believed that
art restores to language the
dimension of the
"inexpressible" and the
possibility of a silent
universe that is visually
immediate but rationally
almost ungraspable.
Nevertheless, and in response
to the conceptual demands of
today’s world of art, here are
a few hints, an attempt to
help viewers to find their own
approach to my work.
Somehow my aesthetic position
is determined by the
combination of several
factors: my personal
experience, emotions and
feelings in relation to social
issues, ethical questions,
archetypes and symbols. I
make use of complex methods to
fill up the contents dictated
by the subjective intellect,
allowing the unconscious to
have a significant role in the
execution of the piece.
Being fascinated by the
interplay between chance and
reason in the way our lives
are shaped, I transport this
reality into my creative
process. A chance sparks a
plan. A plan, when executed,
exposes us to new chances.
Neither order nor chaos alone
is sufficient. This borderland
is what I attempt to capture.
I transform the figures and
forms to my own desire. I
don’t have a naturalist or
realistic ambition. My purpose
is to awaken ...
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Rossy Finol's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Rossy Finol's Portfolio. Browse Finol's body of work: My Artist’s Statement
I have always believed that art restores to language the dimension of the "inexpressible" and the possibility of a silent universe that is visually immediate but rationally almost ungraspable.
Nevertheless, and in response to the conceptual demands of today’s world of art, here are a few hints, an attempt to help viewers to find their own approach to my work.
Somehow my aesthetic position is determined by the combination of several factors: my personal experience, emotions and feelings in relation to social issues, ethical questions, archetypes and symbols. I make use of complex methods to ... |
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