Artist Information:
Joseph Dipiazza
Hazlet, NJ
United States
Member Since: Jun 2008
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Artist Statement:
Hi, my name is JOSEPH DE
PIAZZA, born and raised in the
United States. When I was a
kid, growing up in Brooklyn,
NY, I hated abstract art
because I couldn't understand
it. What made things worse,
was being told “I wasn't
sophisticated enough to
understand it,” and probably
never would be, “Now Go Away
Kid!” So I went away to the
country and ended up looking
for the least sophisticated
pieces of country driftwood I
could find to work with, and
to my surprise and disbeliefs,
I found Mother Nature’s
abstracts. I was so happy and
pleased, now I could stop
trying to be sophisticated and
still be able to create
abstract art. Which of course,
I secretly loved and the
Quantum Collection was born.
The name of the collection
is a tribute to the
fundamental theory of quantum
physics, which is responsible
for the product technology
that enables us to produce
fine, abstract art, with
beauty and integrity, from
country driftwood. Technology
has now advanced to such a
degree, that a piece of art
can be preserved indefinitely,
with little periodic upkeep
over decades of time.
The real quantum collection
is a theoretical concept of...
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Artist Exhibitions:
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Artist Reviews:
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Collections:
The Quantum Collection, Role
Model Collection by Joseph Di
Piazza
74 piece collection, sold only
as a whole role model
collection.
Starting Bids for entire
collection $10,000,000.00
Please contact the Montserrat
Gallery, NYC at
www.montserratgallery.com...
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Commissions:
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Joseph Dipiazza's Free Artist Portfolio
| Welcome to Joseph Dipiazza's Portfolio. Browse Dipiazza's body of work: Hi, my name is JOSEPH DE PIAZZA, born and raised in the United States. When I was a kid, growing up in Brooklyn, NY, I hated abstract art because I couldn't understand it. What made things worse, was being told “I wasn't sophisticated enough to understand it,” and probably never would be, “Now Go Away Kid!” So I went away to the country and ended up looking for the least sophisticated pieces of country driftwood I could find to work with, and to my surprise and disbeliefs, I found Mother Nature’s abstracts. I was so happy and... |
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