Artist Information:
J Boss
Newark, NJ
United States
Member Since: Sep 2006
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Artist Statement:
Artist Isak E-Yoxin, other
known as Joseph Boss is a
modern abstract artist who
specializes in multi
dimensional forms. More than
one media form in development,
the collection has a
neverending aspect to which
bold colors manipulate other
colors, obstructed shapes,
surreal objects, directional
to non directional expression
in rounding out the
indefinative. This reasoning
comes from previous critiquing
who have found my work
fastidious yet holding its'
own value.
With much eclectic
explanations and observations
to declaring what is art and
finding an evocative manner in
expression, I tend to
fascinate myself with my
imagination. In most cases,
thriving to befuddle the
viewer and make them wonder
how and what technique I take
in creating a piece. For
instance, my approach to
slightly differentiate
conventional art to
questionable work is a goal I
achieve.
On another level my work is
described to agitate viewers
says one critic from Gallery
Studio/Feb-March 2006 issue.
In conclusion my goal is to
seriously create perfected art
in it's most modern form when
approaching art in the non
traditional.
Art on view is available in
print. Please feel free to
contact us for original.
Shipping included. Print will
be shipped ...
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J Boss's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to J Boss's Portfolio. Browse Boss's body of work: Artist Isak E-Yoxin, other known as Joseph Boss is a modern abstract artist who specializes in multi dimensional forms. More than one media form in development, the collection has a neverending aspect to which bold colors manipulate other colors, obstructed shapes, surreal objects, directional to non directional expression in rounding out the indefinative. This reasoning comes from previous critiquing who have found my work fastidious yet holding its' own value.
With much eclectic explanations and observations to declaring what is art and finding an evocative manner in expression, I tend to fascinate myself with my imagination. In most cases, ... |
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