Daily Painters International Art Gallery: One, maybe two (2) by Cristina Dalla Valentina

Monday, June 6, 2011

One, maybe two (2) by Cristina Dalla Valentina


One, maybe two (2) watercolor on paper 20" x 11,4"

When I painted One, maybe two (2), I initially wanted to explore the contrast between the blue-purple sky and the yellowish trunks ... then other colors squeezed in: green, burnt sienna, and a touch of pink.
They screamed so much that I had to listen to them...
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I'm an artist from Verona, Italy.
In my paintings I transfer the emotions and the feelings aroused by the life around me. Among my favorite subjects are people, landscapes of cities and countryside, trees, skies. The observation of reality first passes through my camera lens, then from the contemplation of colors and shapes, to finally express itself in the play of the watercolor on the paper.
Painting is like looking me in the mirror and seeing who I am: I live to paint, and I paint to live...

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COPYING OTHER ARTISTS

I cannot tell you how many times I have heard this and seen this on the internet. Being a curator as well as an artist I have come across this too many times! Many upcoming artists seem to think that it is just ok to copy other artists works and concepts. Although artists do not "own" concepts, among the artists community this is definitely not what artists do. Artists work very hard to come up with concepts that other artists are not doing. This is very difficult to do. So to have another artist think it is just ok to run with that artists concept hurts the artist and only makes that artist look bad to collectors and the artists community. It will surely ruin your reputation! Is that what you want? If they would look around and see all the beauty that God has created they should have no problem coming up with their own concepts. Open your eyes! Be your own person / artist. Paint from your heart. Artists are working even harder now in this economy to make a living. As far as I am concerned, copying another artist is "stealing"! Remember this....Do unto others as you would have them do to you!

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