The Process of Abstraction: Nature Movement and Light features process-oriented abstract works that highlight the unique artistic processes of seven local artists. From the use of movement, light sources and natural materials, these artists have found and mastered unique paths to reach their creative destination.
Deborah Adler, Prashant Babu, April Hannah, Anne Arden McDonald, Kiera Stuart, Annika Rhea, David Irving Weiner
Calín "Zoob" Fernández, is a Miami Born, Puerto Rican/Cuban, 38 year old Brooklyn based mutli disciplinary artist. Calín graduated with a BA in Fine Arts from School of Visual Arts in NYC 2011, majoring in Animation. Zoob has curated and produced the OROBOROS Art Show for 3 years in Brooklyn, which is a party celebrating local visual artists, coupled with a live variety show.
"The Zoobenites" premieres a multitude of paintings and mixed media which exhibit figures which have repeatedly emerged in Calin's work since he was a child.
"My work explores the relationship between the animal kingdom and mystical tribalism. With influences of Haring and indigenous latin art, my characters are reminiscent of the demigods and mythical animal hybrids of lore in countless cultures of antiquity in a modern expression.
Ever since I was a child, I became enthralled by beastial imagery and religious iconography. What started as mere doodling became a spiritual transmission of discovery and transmutation.
As a society we are continually oscillating between the ephemeral self and the collective whole, it is here where the viewer is transformed into a multitude of alternate realities, pushing the boundaries of identity. "
Featuring work from James Kevin Wilson, Annika Rhea, Kiera Stuart, Betsy Kenyon, Gianluca Bianchino, Jesse Scaturro, Lance Lubin, Vanessa Powers, Stacy Seiler, Sia Serifina, Day Brierre, Katrina Slavik, Lora Gettlefinger, Veronica Grace Wolfgang, Carolyn Oberst, Matt Lui and Natalie Jauregui-Ortiz.
The show will display a range of artistic coping reservoirs of the unique, yet familiar challenges we all went through.
Annika Rhea is an immersive action painter and movement artist based in Brooklyn, NY.
She is the creator of BODY MEDIUM, a painting technique is that utilizes the body in motion as a painting tool. Her work merges visual art, performance art and video art. Ms. Rhea is a process-oriented artist and is inspired by the relationship between motion, color, rhythm and emotion. Ms. Rhea's work ranges from painting the embodiment of a concept or emotional state to painting her interpretation of musical score.here.
Javier Alvarez is Brooklyn based producer, videographer and filmmaker. He uses an action filming technique he calls filmic flow to capture live flow performers with motion.
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