Artist Information:
Elizabeth Howard
Edmonton,
Canada
Member Since: Jan 2006
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Artist Statement:
My primary goal in art is
exploring everyday existence.
This includes the interaction
of the natural, social, and
spiritual worlds. As a
scientist who specializes in
the study of water, the idea
of continual interaction and
cyclic movement is fascinating
for me. I incorporate my
scientific background with
existentialist philosophy and
traditional art theory to
create my collage drawings.
My primary concern however, is
with the existence of man in
the natural world. Our
struggle as individuals to
find our place in an
often-cold alienating society
is the dominating theme that
prevails in my art. I strive
to create balance in my pieces
through the placement of
colour and line. Through
collage, drawing and painting
I explore man’s existence in a
continually changing world, a
world that is beautiful,
complex and interact beyond
conception.
Nature is truth.
Science is the search for
truth.
Art is the expression of
truth.
Elizabeth Howard is a local
Edmonton painter, artist and
scientist. Elizabeth has
completed a Bachelor of
Science degree at the
University of Alberta with a
Major in Earth Sciences and a
Minor in Fine Arts. ...
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Elizabeth Howard's Free Artist Portfolio
| Welcome to Elizabeth Howard's Portfolio. Browse Howard's body of work: My primary goal in art is exploring everyday existence. This includes the interaction of the natural, social, and spiritual worlds. As a scientist who specializes in the study of water, the idea of continual interaction and cyclic movement is fascinating for me. I incorporate my scientific background with existentialist philosophy and traditional art theory to create my collage drawings. My primary concern however, is with the existence of man in the natural world. Our struggle as individuals to find our place in an often-cold alienating society is the dominating theme that prevails in my art. I strive to create ... |
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