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One Artists Five Oceans
If you are interested in helping me bring awareness to a broader audience about the state of our oceans go to www.oneartistfiveoceans.com
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Maya Almeida: Underwater Dance
I grew up in a creative environment. ?I have been influenced by sculpture and architecture, I am drawn to dimensionality, shapes, structures and hard light from my early years. Sculptors like Giacometti, Brancusi and Alexander McQueen whose sculptural but romantic works are truly inspirational. In terms of great photographers I love the work and method […]
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Franck Berthuot: The Oceanic Lens
French photographer, Franck Berthuot?moved to Hawaii to pursue his passion – water photography. ?He shares his black and white photographs from his travels?to Maui, Tahiti and Paia. ?Berthuot dived for hours and shot thousands of pictures until capturing the perfect moment. All images ? of the artist
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Mallory Morrison: Through the Fog
During an unusually foggy week in Los Angeles, I found myself having a very visceral reaction to the weather and missing my native San Francisco. I took that feeling of homesickness and the visual idea of fog and put it in the water. The result was a mirror into my subconscious, the images told a […]
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Antonin Fourneau Imagines Water Light Graffiti
Inspired by the fluidity and possibility of water, Antonin Fourneau conceived and created?Water Light Graffiti. ?The installation celebrates the matter that we are all made up of and embraces the possibilities that lie within nature. I am an artist or designer or inventor. ?I’m an electronic enthusiast and I like to play Dr. Frankenstein with […]
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Amelia Alcock-White: The Wonder of Ambiguity
Working with oil paint, Amelia Alcock-White employs a “wet on wet” technique that mimics the fluidity of water, an ongoing source of investigation in her practice. Installation Magazine: ?When did your fascination with water as a subject first begin? Amelia Alcock-White: ?Water as a subject came to the forefront in my art with the […]