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Maite Benito Agahnia

Maite Benito Agahnia

02/16/2010

The process of painting, more than the painting itself, is what moves me the most and what inspires me to create.

The constant changes that I make to the canvas, the different stages, the endless interactions of the elements, that continuous evolution, which at one moment finally settles to a point of balance.


To me,  a painting is more than a painting; it is a series of events."


Born in Mexico City, Maite grew up in a family where art was a focus in learning and travel, regularly visiting museums and galleries. She was always encouraged to think creatively and develop artistically.
She moved to southern California, where she acquired a Bachelor of Arts degree from San Diego State University. She became a  graphic designer and ran her own design firm for over 20 years while simultaneously pursuing her passion with painting. She found that the freedom of abstract painting and the constraints of design encouraged her to explore the relationship between the two, using them to complement each other and experiment with design elements in her abstract work.
Maite’s inspiration comes from everyday objects in her immediate environment; color, textures and shapes and how these interact with each other. Contemporary artists including Anselm Kiefer, Robert Rauschenberg, Viera da Silva, and Richard Diebenkorn have been influential in her work.
Maite’s work is abstract, exploring color, shapes and lines with rich textures creating movement and balance.

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Sharon Barfoot (Zappha)

Sharon Barfoot (Zappha)

12/01/2009

My artistic expression is primarily abstract in bold colours with rich textural surfaces. The tactile aspect of working with papers such as Japanese paper and Yupo add an element of surprise. A spontaneous dialogue between the material and myself emerges through layering, reworking and distressing the surface. This process of layering is an intuitive approach in which the integrity of each layer affects the final image. These paintings are a combination of preconceived shapes and symbols and abstract gestures and marks.
The natural environment in the Grey-Bruce region influences my work and the Niagara Escarpment is a place I gravitate to when I need to feel spiritually connected to the land. Whenever I take time to walk along the rugged coastline of the Bruce Peninsula (which is part of the Niagara Escarpment), or hike along the Bruce Trail, I’m excited by the natural dynamics. The textures, the blended earth colours, the intensity of the blue water of Georgian Bay, the organic rock shapes and deep crevices, along with the isolation of the Bruce Peninsula and the feeling of timelessness, give me creative energy and the desire to paint.
There are many other influences affecting my artwork that evoke a “subtle blend of the conceptual and the sensual” and a sense of journey. In addition to exploring the natural environment and reading about subjects that interest me, I have travelled to many places in the world and each culture and history inspires me and informs my Mixed Media paintings and prints, both directly and indirectly. Perhaps my work could be summarized as “meditations on the convergence of land, time, and memory.” 

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Roberta Battaglia

Roberta Battaglia

11/23/2009

 
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Carl Boesen

Carl Boesen

11/23/2009

While on a short term path of simplification, I have embarked on the current set of ink washes and drawings on paper. This endeavor allows a more concentrated study of line and value. At the same time I am also exploring a more unorthodox approach to the application of media to substrate. The use of less controlled techniques in application include the use of sticks, fingers, rags, and pretty much anything not usually associated with the placement of ink on paper. These studies follow varying paths that culminate in a variety of series pieces. All strive to use an almost accidental application of line, form, and structure to create an image.
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Ainhoa Bilbao Canup

Ainhoa Bilbao Canup

11/23/2009

Born in Spain, I migrated to the United States at the age of six and have long since pursued art as a means of self expression and reflection. I am challenged and inspired daily in finding different ways of expressing my life through art. I enjoy stretching my imagination in this roller coaster called life and live for those spontaneous moments that paint new wonders on my canvas. The world of emotion, daydreams and the unspoken become alive to me through the use of colors, gestures and line. I also dabble in spontaneous poetry sensitively connecting to the moment’s inspiration.
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Christina (Liu Chen Yang)

Christina (Liu Chen Yang)

11/22/2009

Oils on canvas from Christina, a Chinese painter living in Nanning, China
"I pay close attention to the special moment of the independent life of the young women, and I tried to express their peaceful lonely or desolate mental state. I like to use oil, acrylic and crayon in my work ."
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