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Artist Statement:
I often work on several
paintings at once, allowing me
to detach from the work to
some extent and allow them to
breath. Once a painting is
finished, I’m not hung up on
interpretation and it’s
often hard for me to extract a
single meaning. I am more
interested in how the viewer
sees a piece and as a result
giving it a life beyond the
past and present in which I
have experienced it.
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Artist Exhibitions:
BOLD - Red Door Gallery, 820
N. 4th Street, Phoenix, AZ
June 2008 , Phoenix First
Friday
Diptych Project 2008 -
Collaboration Diptych Project
with New England Wax &
International Encaustic
Artists. Opening Exhibitions:
West Coast / Brian Marki
Gallery, Portland, OR - April
4 - 30. East Coast / Whitney
Art Works, Portland, Maine -
April 4 - 21
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Roxanne Vise Biography:
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| Biggest Artistic Inspiration |
My loftiest goal is to bring a sense of wonder to the viewer. Cause someone to smile or gasp with delight. Open a heart and bring a sense of calm into an otherwise chaotic day. |
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| Your Personal Biography |
The relationship between abstraction and spirituality along with a penetrating sense of wonder of the natural world inspires much of Roxanne’s work. She rarely has a scripted plan for how a painting will be completed lets mood, intuition and spontaneous gestures act as guides. At each stage of a painting, she continually pushes the envelope of emotion, texture, layers and imagery. She may begin a painting with an inspirational thought or idea or even sketch a few images and play with composition. From there, she takes the painting on a journey of spontaneous twists and turns, often incorporating organic materials like aspen leaves, beeswax, acrylic, oil stick and tree resin to infuse each painting with energy, depth and luminosity. |
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