Artist Information:
Lois Bajor
Highlands, NJ
United States
Member Since: Jan 2002
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Artist Statement:
THE
ELECTRIC IMPRESSIONISM
of
LOIS
HEENEY BAJOR
People and the universality of
their activities are my usual
subject matter. I try to
reveal their aura with the use
of color and mood. The
computer is used as a jumping
off place in the sketching and
planning phase. Computers have
no souls but I believe they
can help me to access the
vitality at the core of
"everyman". Much is revealed
with the backlight of the
computer screen.
We are all familiar with the
Impressionists and their
efforts to bring us the
illusion of seeing through air
and atmosphere by their use of
color and stroke. They started
a marvelous investigation and
I see my work as an extension
of their of their experiment..
I have been able to carry
Impressionism into another
dimension by using computer
manipulation in the drafting
phase of my painting.
My work travels through and is
translated by not only the
physical atmosphere, but also
by the virtual atmosphere and
brilliant vibrations of the
computer screen. With this
tool I can access a world of
magical reality. A world I
want to share with my
audience.
There is magic in the back
lighting of visual images...
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Artist Exhibitions:
Adam Styka Memorial Art
Competition Doylestown, Pa.
Gallery in the Park
Traumbauersville, PA.
Pearl Buck Annual Exhibit
Doylestown, Pa.
Tinicum Art Festival
Tinicum, Pa.
Millburn Arts Festival
Millburn N.J.
Ghost Mountain Art Gallery
Riegelsville, Pa.
AsburyArts
Asbury Park, N.J.
Guild of Creative Arts
Redbank, N.J.
Monmouth Cultural ...
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Artist Galleries:
Temple of Art-No Spitting
Highlands, N.J.
Ghost Mountain Art Gallery
Riegelsville, Pa.
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Collections:
Coming Soon!
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Commissions:
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Lois Bajor's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Lois Bajor's Portfolio. Browse Bajor's body of work:
THE ELECTRIC IMPRESSIONISM
of
LOIS HEENEY BAJOR
People and the universality of their activities are my usual subject matter. I try to reveal their aura with the use of color and mood. The computer is used as a jumping off place in the sketching and planning phase. Computers have no souls but I believe they can help me to access the vitality at the core of "everyman". Much is revealed with the backlight of the computer screen.
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