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Shadows: Waves Painting

Emily Joan Watts

United States

Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 48 W x 36 H x 5 D in

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Shadows: Waves borrows its form and color from salty surf waves breaking against ocean rocks in Malibu. As the light changes, shadows move across the piece like the ocean tide, rising and falling. ___________________________ With my Shadows collection, I offer a glimpse into quiet afternoons spent watching clouds drift by, seeing the shapes morph into different beings as the light shifts and time passes. My Santa Monica surroundings invite me to meditate on the ways the sun casts shadows on natural elements and architectural details. I use origami-inspired paper folding to create sculptures that are geometric and precise, yet organic and fluid. To me, this speaks to nature’s formulaic building blocks, which combine in different ways to produce infinitely unique structures and organisms. From the waves crashing on the beach, to the succulents growing in my garden, to the Spanish clay tiles lining my neighborhood rooftops, in their simplest form they all share molecular elements. When I begin a piece, I reference its inspirational object to guide the overall shape, but I let the path develop organically. Each element starts with the same movement, one simple fold, repeated over and over to build peaks and valleys, which cast moving shadows just like the ones I see on its real-life counterpart.

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Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:48 W x 36 H x 5 D in

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I use origami-inspired paper folding to create sculptures that are geometric and precise, yet organic and fluid. To me, this speaks to nature’s formulaic building blocks, which combine in different ways to produce infinitely unique structures and organisms. From the waves crashing on the beach, to the succulents growing in my garden, to the Spanish clay tiles lining my neighborhood rooftops, in their simplest form they all share molecular elements. When I begin a piece, I reference its inspirational object to guide the overall shape, but I let the path develop organically. Each element starts with the same movement, one simple fold, repeated over and over to build peaks and valleys, which cast moving shadows just like the ones I see on its real-life counterpart.

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