My paintings are about the conflict present in dualities like the beautiful and the grotesque or the internal and the external. I am interested in the psychological disconnect between attraction and repulsion in terms of today’s social norms. My work is part of the global conversation in contemporary art.
Profound awareness of inner existential struggle, but held within a fluidically defined boundary or set of boundaries.
The artist appears to me to be representing the finite or finality of something (as evidenced by the thin fine lines utilized)within the openness and potential of existence itself. The white canvas contrasted by the performance of dancing, squiggling, rustic, yet controlled black lines, reminds me of that sage-like endeavour; to walk a Shamanic-like fine line between worlds of perception, knowing, assimilation, and justice.
A dualistic, yet mutli-dimensional, expression of CORE, at any given time in one's life.
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Fantastic art.
Susan Robert's art is visual poetry.Truly unique.
Profound awareness of inner existential struggle, but held within a fluidically defined boundary or set of boundaries.
The artist appears to me to be representing the finite or finality of something (as evidenced by the thin fine lines utilized)within the openness and potential of existence itself. The white canvas contrasted by the performance of dancing, squiggling, rustic, yet controlled black lines, reminds me of that sage-like endeavour; to walk a Shamanic-like fine line between worlds of perception, knowing, assimilation, and justice.
A dualistic, yet mutli-dimensional, expression of CORE, at any given time in one's life.
I've been meaning to tell you for a long while how great I think you stuff is.
Susan,
Claim your profile page on our graduating class reunion site:
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