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Artist Exhibitions:
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
Center for Contemporary Art
Sacramento : May 2002
"Digital Visions" - juried
exhibition by Brian Clark and
Steve Holsapple featuring
international digital art.
Bradley University - Peoria,
Illinois: April 2002
“Deus Ex Machina” Digital
photography show currated by
John Paul Caponigro. Three
images of Buddha in Nature.
The Lab – San Francisco,...
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Artist Galleries:
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Artist Reviews:
Intriguing, mysterious, and
refreshingly unique. These are
just a few words we can use to
describe the images contained
within Steven Poe's
professional portfolio. Steven
has a very unique style in his
photography, which is emulated
by very few photographers.
This unique style has gone a
long way in ...
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Collections:
Private Collections:
The Van Wagner’s–San Francisco
– Four pieces from Joshua
Series
Boehringer Collection –
Orlando, Florida – Three
pieces from Energy in Motion
Series
Academy of Art San Francisco –
San Francisco, CA – “Angel”
from Energy in Motion Series
Maui Magic – Nappali Shores,
Hawaii – Four western
landscapes.
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Commissions:
Coming Soon!
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Artist Statement for Steven Poe
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My artwork uses expansive digital technology to represent dreams and other ways of knowing, as I try to understand my world around me. The images represented here in this exhibit are from a "Buddha Nature" series that I am working on. In the process of this series I am asking questions.
The global economy and multicultural societies are increasingly accepted norms. Will an integrated spirituality evolve as well? Is polytheism really possible? As artists evolve a global mind, and mature past the self-conscious movement, will art play a responsible role in societies direction?
While the technologies I use are complex and the questions I am asking are deep and serious, the goals are simplicity in design and composition with an attitude of fun and adventure. For if I take myself seriously the results would be disastrous.
Please visit my website (www.stevenpoe.com) to see more photographic works and read more about my evolving theory of art from a systems perspective.
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