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Painting by Waleska Nomura.
This is a painting I did after I finished ” The long walk ” painting.
It’s acrylic and collage on canvas with the nose sculpted in 3D.
http://aletrada.wordpress.com/2011/11/01/entrevista-waleska-nomura/
Thank you Bela! *~,~*
This is a painting I did last year tittled: “The long walk” .
Her nose is sculptured in 3D and her hair is a mixed of acrylic paint and real hair collage.
The flower is also in 3D.
Normally, after I do a show, I feel very strange and a bit lost, not knowing what I want to paint after that, because my mind gets too overwhelmed with the preparation and doing all the work for the show, that when it all finishes and I get back to the studio, it’s hard for me to think of what I want to show next. It would be simpler If I only did one thing, because than, you just keep repeating yourself and it’s safe, you know what the painting is going to look like when you finish it and you know you will be happy with it. But I chose a different path, a more complicated one. But for me it’s much more fun, creating different paintings all the time and exploring with different mediums and techniques. But it’s very risky too because it might look amazing but it might look terrible as well . But that is the fun of it! ![]()
This painting is tittled : ” Mother Nature ” and is the first canvas I painted after my last show. I wanted to show a mother’s love and how much a mother tries to protect her child.
When I had my son and I had difficulties in getting back to my work, I did a painting of my son and that was the kick for me to get back on track.
So I’ve decided to use the same trick and I think it worked, because it gave me, again, a new direction and after this painting I had a big path ahead of me and a lot of new ideas of what I wanted to show next…
When I was in Cologne, my cousin and her husband took me to see this amazing place. It’s Odonien Biergarten’s workshop. It used to be a scrap yard and now he uses it as his workshop, creating some amazing sculptures out of scrap metal.
Odonien is also a place that offers the independent artists, cultural workers, media activists, scientists and technicians concept developers a space for art, culture and research.
This is a response to Koellner cultural policy and the lack of space for artists to work.
Sometimes they also organize parties in this place.
To find out more about it, visit his website: www.odonien.de
Each year children and parents from Year 2 are invited to join, with many other schools from Brighton and Hove, in parading through the streets of the city to mark the beginning of it’s annual May Arts festival. Schools work to a central theme but are encouraged to interpret it in their own, individual ways. The Parade is noisy, colourful and huge fun. I took my son to see the parade and these are my favorite ones:
On the way…