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Val E. DeAppolonio Jr.
When I paint I search vigorously yet I do not quite know what I am looking for. Sometimes what I am seeking becomes apparent rather quickly other times it is an arduous task that takes fastidious determination. In any circumstance there seems to be a harmonious marriage of chaos and unpredictability to balance and harmony in my art. They are characteristics that travel similar paths whose confluence occurs when my brush touches canvas.
One may be reminded of their daily lives when viewing my artwork - a landscape of endless change and challenges spelled ever too briefly by calm tranquility. This unseen chaos that we cannot see is the catalyst to create what we actually can see. It can take a life's effort to find this balance but this is what I strive for each time I work on a piece.
If pursued vigorously and passionately a treasure can be found at the end of each of my artistic journeys. I will manipulate the commotion and chaos of the world in order to present something visually and emotionally appealing to the viewer. It is this evasive transformative balance that I yearn to discover and bring to life in my art.
Will you join me on my journey?
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Inspiration
Evoking emotion and a strong feeling from an abstract painting I created is my inspiration. Although this can be a challenge it is one that I thoroughly enjoy.
Techniques
My work is mostly abstract. The mediums I work with currently are acrylic, ink, marker, and charcoal. I absolutely love working with new mediums I am not familiar with and expect to have some more in my arsenal soon.
Artists Goals
I want the person purchasing my work not only to have it hang on their walls as part of their decor, but for it to be an integral instrument of their home aesthetically. I don't want my art to dissapear once it finds its position in their home. I want the viewer to be interrupted and intrigued enough to stop in front of it and have it speak to them.
