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Michaela Akers
The daughter of a painter, I lived in Paris for some years. I met Picasso during that time, but rather than developing a desire to paint abstractly, I trained myself to paint to a high degree of realism. To the inner most part of me, art is a language, and as the "Divine Child" artist paints, harmonies are born and the language becomes a Song of Love and Light.

Kosana Marton - Original Affordable Contemporary British Art
Contemporary affordable original british art in acrylics, inks and collage

Pam Duncombe @ Crooked Creek Studio
This site depicts realistic portrayals of Native American peoples and Wildlife, some Western art, Commissions, Murals and Portraits. I use Scratch board or Clay board as well as Pencil, Oil, Inks, Acrylic and Colored Pencil. I research my subject matter extensively to ensure that historical and proportional aspects are correct.

Irma Michaela Szalkay

"...This elegant art exceeds simple aesthetics ... it reflects a unique philosophy of shape..."

ihs9art's philosophy
Über meine Kunst

It's not Picasso, it's not Cubism, it's - Reflexionism

Exploring an artworks background in terms of its physical (material, shape, color), mental (knowledge, information) and emotional dimension (musical accompaniment), and reflecting those meanings together and in depth thats what Reflexionism is all about. The artist starts with a theme, collects pertinent material, makes a mental concept, and this triggeres the creative process of visualization.

In other words, the essence is to imagine a specific themes philosophy of shape. By this means, the human observer should be stimulated to communicate with the artwork in a way that allows him or her to find deeper aspects of his or her dreams, perceptions, and personality.

To the artist, creating e.g. the Grand Cycles meant something like writing a thesis: To express philosophical entities in terms of color and shape. A lengthy virtual creative process precedes the actual realization of the picture. This is complemented by a special blend of background music, which assists the artists mental process of visualization and, most importantly, the creative act itself.

Enjoy the results of this process.

About the artist: Irma received her Ph.D. 1993 from the University of Graz, Austria. Painting has been a lifelong pursuit of hers. While studying in Graz and in Vienna, she started activities as an artist with charcoal, verre eglomise technique, collages, installations and acrylics with mixed media in her leasure time. She visited museums and galleries all over the world, reviewing and studying all types of art.

Kunst, besonders bildnerisches Gestalten, hatte schon früh eine magische Anziehungskraft auf die Künstlerin. Galerien und Museen waren für sie schon sehr früh ein Ort des Studiums. Während ihrer Studienzeit begann sie mit Kohle, Emailarbeiten, Hinterglasmalerei, Collagen und Installationen zu experimentieren und entwickelte eine eigene Acryl-Mischtechnik auf Leinwand. Sie besuchte zu Studienzwecken Museen und Galerien überall in der Welt.

Philosophische Themen setzt die Künstlerin bildnerisch um. Im Malprozess werden vorher definierte Materialien und Farben belebt und, von einem imaginären Bild geleitet, umgesetzt. Dabei entstand ein eigener, unverwechselbarer Stil, den die Künstlerin Reflexionismus nennt und der darauf abzielt, zwischen Kunstwerk und Betrachter einen Prozess der inneren Kommunikation auszulösen.

Malen als Geste der Sehnsucht - Versuch bewusster Sinnstiftung - Schönheit des Augenblicks - Zauber des Optischen - Dialektik Sinn - Sinnlosigkeit

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