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Browse 446 Fashion artworks for sale. Contemporary artists: Minh Hoang, Shelley Xie, Reinhardt Hollstein, Ralph Michael Brekan, Karin Bar, Samantha Scott, Annysa Ng, Sabra Schmudde, Richard Lazzara offering Fashion artworks. Links to more artworks by these contemporary artists and 16 pages for and further artists at the bottom of this page. To view a work by any of these contemporary artists simply click on the image or browse the artist's portfolio. To buy any Fashion art simply click on the image to go to a more detailed page about this work of art.
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Annysa Ng - Art is an Auto-Radical-Thought projected in a tangible form. I use everyday found objects as part of the medium to convey my momentaneous ideas. The alternated manifestation of found object poses an answer and a question. The ambiguity, like the ying-yang, is the state of life. And my work is just a fragment of living. In the 'Leveler', the spirit tube is replaced by a small vial of perfume. Will this feminine replacement make the masculine tool in a better balance? The 'Bad Art' (bad reads ba&...
Sabra Schmudde - The exploration of human form and spirit has fascinated me most of my artistic life. The requirements for living are common themes in my art...shelter, food, love, sexuality, communication, beauty, death, and especially the spirit of the soul. As a potter, I always wanted to know what energies influence and direct us to make us who we are. When I found this "new" medium, clay, some of my questions were answered. Ceramics combines minerals from the earth with the heat of fire to create the works of art or functional forms. This becomes a basis of understanding--for what are we but mineral compositions ourselves. Continually exploring the circles of clay on the wheel, I have concluded that clay is more like humanity than anything I have ever known. One or more thrown forms that are perfect circles--or sometimes not so perfect circles--are combined with the human spirit, in containers for human use. I began to explore the ability of the clay's energy to transcend time and the mind, providing the never-ending circle of life and death, again and again. Some images in my pottery are clothed, and some reflect sexuality, love, birth, and death. ...
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Artists Describing Their Art:
Ralph Michael Brekan - Art gives a unique glimpse into the past and a vision of the future. Theme's of popular culture, consumerisim and politics fill our waken world and I in turn create artwork that defines the world around me. Reoccuring elements of mass production and ego identity reside throughout my work, both in the subject matter itself and in the media I've chosen to execute the vision. Contemprary art methods and contemporary themes and subject matter yeild great contemporary art. My art work subscribes to the most common virtue of past masters: experimentation....Annysa Ng - Art is an Auto-Radical-Thought projected in a tangible form. I use everyday found objects as part of the medium to convey my momentaneous ideas. The alternated manifestation of found object poses an answer and a question. The ambiguity, like the ying-yang, is the state of life. And my work is just a fragment of living. In the 'Leveler', the spirit tube is replaced by a small vial of perfume. Will this feminine replacement make the masculine tool in a better balance? The 'Bad Art' (bad reads ba&...
Sabra Schmudde - The exploration of human form and spirit has fascinated me most of my artistic life. The requirements for living are common themes in my art...shelter, food, love, sexuality, communication, beauty, death, and especially the spirit of the soul. As a potter, I always wanted to know what energies influence and direct us to make us who we are. When I found this "new" medium, clay, some of my questions were answered. Ceramics combines minerals from the earth with the heat of fire to create the works of art or functional forms. This becomes a basis of understanding--for what are we but mineral compositions ourselves. Continually exploring the circles of clay on the wheel, I have concluded that clay is more like humanity than anything I have ever known. One or more thrown forms that are perfect circles--or sometimes not so perfect circles--are combined with the human spirit, in containers for human use. I began to explore the ability of the clay's energy to transcend time and the mind, providing the never-ending circle of life and death, again and again. Some images in my pottery are clothed, and some reflect sexuality, love, birth, and death. ...