COLLECTION TWO

Includes signed Certificate of Authenticity by Sunday B. Morning and edition.

Includes signed Certificate of Authenticity by Sunday B. Morning with edition.

Often starting with images of recognizable locations or famous artworks, Charney reshoots the print with a medium format film camera through water on glass. Using high-resolution scans and digital manipulation, the resulting works are layered, visually complex compositions, dripping or frozen water, reflections, and a shift between areas of clear and soft focus, the works are as much paintings as they are photographs.

Charney received a BA in painting from the University of California, Santa Cruz, CA, and an MFA in Photography from San Jose State University, San Jose, CA. She has shown her work at galleries and museums. She received numerous awards, and her photographs are part of collections including the AT&T Art Collection, New York, NY; Microsoft Art Collection, Redmond, WA; and the Escalette Permanent Collection of Art at Chapman University, Irvine, CA.

Limited edition, 3 of 15

Signed in pencil and numbered
Limited series #17/50

Signed in pencil and numbered
Limited series #17/50

My name is Wallace and the art I create is based on 4 points of interest. Observe, Recognize, Sympathize and React. I read a lot on history, watch the political spectrum and indulge in Pop culture. These are my observation points. I then recognize pros and cons of the social system, but being a pessimist a bit I relate to the cons. I then sympathize. I’ve always been for the under-dog, the poor, the working man, People of color and the bullied of the materialistic society. I then react with my art and creations. As far as inspiration on a visual sense I’m drawn to industrial environments, layers of old street art, vintage imagery of past cultures and past chaos of my own life. On the other side of the coin I love blatantly bright colors, graphics with a bold pop feel, and modern minimal settings. The work I compose is an eccentric combination of these two vastly different areas of artistic visions.

My artistic background did not come from study books or school, I was actually pre-med at UC Santa Barbara and then traveled to Europe after graduation. The affinity to biology, math and science ended abruptly when I was introduced to art museums, fashion and new exciting creative processes. I came back from Europe and blew into the clothing business for the next 17 years. Graphics became a prominent part of my life through creating clothing lines with my partner. Strong bold imagery had, and still has, my name written all over it. My process is to use pieces of canvas sewed up to produce a larger canvas. This is a deconstructive style and has a great meaning to me by putting my own shredded pieces of my life together again. My art is created with mixed application of house and spray paint, and oil pastels. I create on the ground so I’m constantly walking and scraping up the piece while working. Mistakes during the process of painting were a great burden to me in the past, but now of a great importance to the overall movement.

“Be regular and orderly in your life so that you may be violent and original in your work.” – Gustave Flaubert 1861

I am anything but regular and my life has become much more orderly with recovery from past demons of recklessness. Sobriety has made my work ethic and creativity soar exponentially and made my artistic life worth living every minute. The art I have created lately has more depth and meaning to me. This is in direct correlation to my life’s mistakes and the changes I have made to make it better.

I love to create.

Wallace

Joshua Penn Soskin began shooting pictures while growing up in Carmel, a seemingly paradoxical seaside community in California, known equally for its affluence as it is for being an artist enclave, its proximity to Big Sur, and its surf and skate culture.

He has created a body of work that demonstrates observation, both intimate and distant, and often nostalgic, accentuated by his choice to shoot almost entirely on film. For almost twenty years, he has been leaving people breathless with images that demonstrate how and why our world is a work of art. In image after image, we find ourselves captivated by a way of seeing that celebrates life. In our digital world, through film, Soskin’s work feels timeless and provides a reminder to take the time, look again, and notice.

Soskin is a director and writer of films and commercials in addition to his photography. Two of his major exhibitions, “Analog Escapades” and “Untitled Underwear Project,” featured side-by-sides of stills and moving pictures. Soskin is currently putting together a book (Work in Progress) to articulate how two decades feels and looks through his lens.

Limited print, made with archival matte, museum grade quality paper in California, signed and editioned.

Limited print, made with archival matte, museum grade quality paper in California, signed and editioned.

Limited print, made with archival matte, museum grade quality paper in California, signed and editioned.

Limited print, made with archival matte, museum grade quality paper in California, signed and editioned.

Lisa Trivell’s immersive sensory experience of projected art videos has been presented at New York University, Parrish Art Museum and Guild Hall. Lisa has exhibited in Santa Barbara, The Hamptons and New York City.

Artist Lisa Trivell uses images of her original art interwoven with narration and sounds derived from nature to create a refreshingly uplifting and transformative journey into meditation, self-awareness, and ultimate relaxation.

This visual experience is available as a download, thumb drive and is an ideal exploration when viewed on your screen at home, at an intimate gathering of friends, or to enhance an outdoor event.

@LisaTrivell

www.lisatrivell.art

Set of 3 panels

8 minute video of relaxing images to showcase as interior design.

This visual experience is available as a download and on a USB thumb drive and is an ideal exploration when viewed on your screen at home, at an intimate gathering of friends, or to enhance an outdoor event.

12 minute video of the seven Chakras in digital format.

This visual experience is available as a download and on a USB thumb drive and is an ideal exploration when viewed on your screen at home, at an intimate gathering of friends, or to enhance an outdoor event.