Artist's Statement

If you speak an artist's remark story in words, you do not have to hang in front of the camera. ~ Louis · Hein Any picture I take takes a close look at their imagination and hopes they will tell the story they want in the picture. Please taste the content of the picture, what you felt while listening from the image. In addition to viewing pictures, you can also understand it according to your situation. I would like someone to see my art and miracles, things on the stairs, exterior doors just half open, or magic at hand.

At least twice, the artist's statement is the subject of the gallery exhibition. The first exhibition of artists curated by the artist 's art was curated in the spring of 2005 by Georgia Cotoletos and Maria Pasha Redu of the Greek Art Museum in Chicago. It includes works of 14 artists invited to create art work. Comment on the theme of the artist's presentation. In the autumn of 2005, the second exhibition "Proximity: Artist's Statements and Works" was displayed at the Kamloops Museum in Kamloops, British Columbia. Garrett-Petts and Rachel Nash jointly organized by WF at this exhibition respond to the contributing nine artists, respond to the theme mentioned by the artist through the presentation of one or more of their artists, record and express We encourage you to annotate and process the text. Original works, create new works in the process

The remark by the artist (or the remark by the artist) is a description of the work of the artist. A short word expression is to let the audience understand and support their work. It is therefore intended to inform, bind together, and provide a basis for works of artistic background; hence it is sermon, descriptive or reflexive. The artist's text is intended to explain, prove, extend, and / or explain the background of his or her work. It arranges or tries to relate to the history and theory of art, the world of the art and the times. In addition, this description is used to indicate that artists are conscious of their intentions, recognizing their practice, and their position in artistic parameters and the discourse surrounding it. Therefore, it shows an understanding of not only depiction and place, but also his artist's field and production.