Artist Information:
Robert Szot
brooklyn, NY
United States
Member Since: May 2003
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Artist Statement:
I strive to follow a certain
historical lineage in my work,
always ignoring the desires to
capture opinion and praise for
creating something entirely
unexplored. I choose, rather,
to respond to unanswered
questions relevant painters
have left untouched in their
own work. Painting is an old
form of expression but hardly
an antiquated discipline.
Studying this history,
parallel to my efforts in
being honest with my
personality and timeline,
allows me to reach others
while satisfying my own
individual needs. This
practice is central to
creating paintings that are
engaging yet remain quietly
personal.
These paintings represent my
abandonment of any economy of
materials or movements. They
stand firmly against immediate
satisfaction of line or color
field. Scale and perspective
submit to the dialogue between
sweeping gesture and dexterous
detail – often absorbing each
other as they work toward
inevitable cohesion.
Born in 1976 and raised in
Texas, Robert Szot currently
resides and works in Brooklyn.
He earned a degree in
Journalism in 1998 and has had
no formal art education.
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Robert Szot's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Robert Szot's Portfolio.
I strive to follow a certain historical lineage in my work, always ignoring the desires to capture opinion and praise for creating something entirely unexplored. I choose, rather, to respond to unanswered questions relevant painters have left untouched in their own work. Painting is an old form of expression but hardly an antiquated discipline. Studying this history, parallel to my efforts in being honest with my personality and timeline, allows me to reach others while satisfying my own individual needs. This practice is central to creating paintings that are engaging yet remain quietly personal.
These paintings represent my abandonment of ... |
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