Age

Things slow down, things take a turn for the worse, but for me, things continue to be beautiful. It feels so wonderful to feel like this. With a new perspective and work ahead of me, I am going to show you some of the new things I have done.

I am currently in the process of developing my online portfolio website (before the end of the month) where I can show clients, curators, and friends of the work I have been doing. I don't ordinarily like to explain my creative process, but these works focus a lot of organic shapes and aging.

More to come!

Spring 2011

Such wonderful things that are pulling together. Almost done with finishing up my website for my work, and I've got lots of it. I got that internship. No complains.

Black and White

Monochromatic days continue.

Passage(s)

First post of April, and already, things taken a turn for good. I earned that internship for the art museum over the summer. Of course, I have to put off any traveling this summer because I got this fabulous new job at this retail shop. I will also throw a lot of summer classes to catch up on my academics since I lagged behind the past two semesters. All is good and all is well--so far.


Passage(s). Mixed media, oil color, India ink, found imagery. 2011. G.T.

In my sketchbook, I wanted to try something different in my work. Fusing oil color and mixed media with various types of medium. To me, I think I hit the nail right in the head. Something that feels eternal, dreamy, soft, and yet, surface my feelings in a broad aesthetic.

Currently: I'm working on a different portfolio, from scratch, due before the end of this semester (May 10, '11).

News

It certainly feels like I went into hibernating for keeping everything up-to-date. I'm currently in the process of working a new template for my blog (or if I should go for a simple WordPress). Either way, I'm up to the max. I got to fill out my internship paper and concoct my best essay to the museum in hoping for an internship over the summer or fall semester. Even contemplating whether Florence or Barcelona would be the perfect spot to continue my Art History studies for the abroad semester. School has been busting me around the corner. That's one part.

On the other hand, I'm slowly, but surely working on a private viewing of an installation/exhibit of my work(but how can I propose to do so if I don't have my portfolio together?), and with the myriad of ideas for my small collection of clothes, it is overwhelming quite a bit. I am enjoying the fast pace of life that is offering me at the moment. These are all opportunities in the making.

On the bright side: I found these paintings that are quite interesting and evoke a quality of abstract, all done by Kim Manfredi. Quite inspiring I must say, eh?

Identity Crisis

A series entitled 'Identity Crisis' explore the unnerving subject of the possibilities that ensue with the oncoming repercussions.

Passages

'Through the Passage of Time'

'The Purgatory of Ideas'

'Passages of Time and Ideas' sketch series on Moleskine, colliding with found imagery. Work that is continuing on more oil paint series soon to be unveiled.