Deposit of my drawings, processes, color and art research.

Vision and Creation

Author: William Marquina
Series: Animal and Transfiguration
Title: Vision and Creation
Technique: Pigment black, dog Chow Chow hairs, photo of magazine and foil on glazed paper
Dimensions: 13" x 19 "x 0.008 "(33 cm x 48 cm x 0.02 cm)
Year: 2015
Personal Web Page: http://www.marquinawilliam.wix.com/brillo /
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Description: Between the vision and the creation of something there is a passage so abstract that it can only be interpreted as a burst of light. The vision is a sensation of light which is then materialized in the matter. I chose the image of Richard Serra, example of visionary artist and creator of universes. In the magazine picture cut his eyes to meet them directly within a rectangular shape as a space of light that this sculptor poses much earlier his eyes before creating his work, i.e., in his mind. The eyes are dislocated, surrounded by dog hairs and positions so to interpret a way of strange thinking. This piece has no frame and is signed at the back.

This work is for sale at: http://www.saatchiart.com/art/Collage-Vision-and-Creation/686638/2683760/view

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