Joanna Concejo
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Joanna Concejo
Nalini Malani. The Sceptic. 1974.
Wounded healer I, 21 x 30 cm, Tássia Bianchini, 2018
“Absurdity and anti—absurdity are the two poles of creative energy.”
dualism.
a universal concept.
ive always thought of myself as never being a whole, never missing a piece of myself, because im just made of many parts, trying to balance each other out. im not a whole, but just a bunch of random parts. ive never needed to be whole.
ive always been a person of extremes. its either i have a really good day, or a really bad day. its either im really upset, or im really happy. its either i care too much, or i dont care at all. its either i really like you, or i really hate your guts.
theres never been much of a balance in my life, but i guess thats how it goes. it makes for bad situations and states of mind, but for good art, i guess. without extremes in my life, life would be just grey.... no strong whites or blacks to set the contrast. contrast is what catches your eye, keeps the viewer looking.
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drawing of a reflection of self. same person, but two separate sides of her.
the right in pencil, is the stable, calm, collected, reasonable side of her represented by the pencil style (even, smooth shading).
the left in pen, is the erratic, manic, impulsive, unreasonable side of her represented by the pen style (deep, dark, uncontrolled aggressive line marks).
Amazonia Pier, Julien Nolin, Thesis Project
http://juliennolin.com/
European Union: Referendum to Reimagine by Steve McCloy, a conceptual architecture project from UCL Bartlett
Simon Bidal
Atelier d'artiste, Strasbourg, France, 2007
https://www.behance.net/simonbidal