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Faces - that's what I'm primarily focused on, there's something in a face that gets my artistic juices flowing. Faces tell so much without speech ! One of his art high points was being shortlisted on his 1st time entering the ART GEMINI World wide Prize.
I try make my paintings tell wonderful stories. There reflects the economic and political situation of the third world countries in the 21st century i.e. uncertainty!!!!
Art Critic Eddie Hewitt comments on my work states:
The term that springs to mind here is ‘artistic creations’. Edwin’s works have so much going on. His pictures are bold, distinct and captivating, demonstrating creativity in the process as well as in the actual image. They have the appearance of being painted on glass or ceramic, but they are actually paintings on canvas, using blended acrylics, coated in resin. The resin is applied hot and moved around by the artist’s hands, with the aid of clingfilm for control, and finally breathed on to disperse any bubbles. A perfect surface results. Glitter is mixed in with the resin to create a semi-secret sparkling effect, which you can only see in certain lights.
reflects Hunger in the 21st century Reflects a strong theme of religion. Religion gives hope and strength to all humanity Uncertainty what will the future behold? Symbolic use of colour to express the personality of the child or children, i.e. calmness and innocence. The use of colour also expresses the power of the divinity and religion. Hope for the children is influenced through religion
The composition is balanced and cropped in order for the viewer to see all themes and political issues of the painting
Well .setting up room with fellow artists picked by the public for "PROJECT ART". Just laying out paintings and seeing how the hanging looks! premier my newest painting done specially for Artrooms 2018 entitled " Native Wisdom" ..The private Preview night is tomorrow..
I shall be one of many artist and sculptures exhibiting at the APPART?S annual Art Exhibition& Sculpture Trail at Prior?s Field School , everyone is welcome. I was personally invited by the curators Evelyn Phillips & Gwyn Phillips to exhibit , here is a foreword from a AAP ART themselves:
PRIOR?S FIELD SCHOOL SHOWCASES ARTISTS OLD AND NEW
APPART?S annual Art Exhibition& Sculpture Trail at Prior?s Field School showcases new, emerging artists, along with many old favorites exhibiting their work. Foremost among these artists is Philip Jackson, a renowned Scottish sculptor with an outstanding international reputation.
The AppArt Exhibition & Sculpture trail is open every day from Saturday 1st April to Sunday April 16th. Admission is free.
Prior?s Field School, Priorsfield Rd, Godalming GU2 2RH
Please view the site for more info. and hope to see you there - Edwin http://www.appartonline.co.uk/
Well thanks for looking
in, just to give you some background?.my most recent exhibition was with ?ARTROOMS
2017?, in the heart of London, in a Hotel called Meliá White House
Hotel, Albany ST Regent?s Park, NW1 3UP - Saturday, January 21, 2017 at 1:00 PM - to -
Monday, January 23, 2017 at 12:00 PM (GMT).
When asked by Artrooms to comment on my experience, this is what I had to say: A great exhibition and proud to say I was a part of. I don't know how Cristina (the Founder ) does it but you feel like a 1st class artist. EVERYBODY knows ure name and very, very friendly. People from all over the world come to YOU. The networking I did over the course of the exhibition was phenomenal. The offers to exhibit was overwhelming and took advantage of every offer..
This has to the best exhibition
I have been involved in , we exhibit in
the hotel room, on the walls and the invited general public and invited gallery
owners as well as high roller art buyers are brought around to the artists
rooms. The venue is dived up into the world?.Asia, Europe, Canada & USA and
the UK. It was hard work and the longest exhibition I have been involved in
over 4 days ,but very rewarding. And I would do it all again ?.for sure! I have
posted a few photos of the exhibition and some of my fellow artists works too. Edwin
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