Liz Talbot Art: “Jewel Squid Falling on Language” 2009 Acrylic Pastel on paper, 72”x55”

4/28/09

“Jewel Squid Falling on Language” 2009 Acrylic Pastel on paper, 72”x55”

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Unknown27.5.09
Some life on earth could survive without the sun. I had not thought of that before. That does open up lots of possibilities for life on other worlds. I'm impressed with the connection you are making with your art to the mysterious undersea world.
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Through my paintings and installations, I search for a new reality that turn ideas on their heads and break down preconceived notions. I picture my own fantastical land, mixing media and methods. Collaging elements in my work allows for changing contexts. My imagery and color are influenced by my travels to Mexico and South Africa as well as the painted landscapes and stories in Eastern art. Bright color, iconic forms, and storytelling are consistent themes throughout my work. I myself am a combination of European descent and I grew up in Virginia. The culture I know is made up of my Pennsylvania Dutch relatives, my multi-cultural surroundings, and the places and people I choose to encounter. My land is an out-lit for cultural exploration and contains its own language that offers expansive interpretations of existence.

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4/28/09

“Jewel Squid Falling on Language” 2009 Acrylic Pastel on paper, 72”x55”

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