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Painting, Watercolor on Paper
Size: 44 W x 70 H x 0.1 D in
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Day 73 is no longer available. This piece will be replaced with a similiar painting. This original painting is part of a 100 piece series that illustrates the adaptation of Stoic ideas to modern life. Day 50: pollen + rain Day 65: Second, third, and fourth guessing and knowing that nothing comes from guessing. Day 66: Melting into the passing moments. Day 67: A loud memory ripples through the mind and deepens my existence within the present. Day 68: Be conscious of the part in your mind where opinions form. It's there where you rule out feelings that can pull you up or tear you down. Day 69: Using what I have because it's there. Day 70: The thousands of tiny movements found in the appearance of stillness and balance. Day 71: Being still is accepting fate and free will, and there is a balance between complacency and urgency. Day 72: Good, bad, order, + chaos are all eternal. It's living in the balance of it all where we find our strength. Day 73: Sweetness, youth, and the beginning of summer. Day 74: The devouring love and consumption of unguided innocence. Day 76: Finding your own away amidst many currents. Day 77: The struggles of having persistent faith. Day 78: The dance between all things imagined and in nature. Day 79: Temperance in all things, even consciousness. Day 80: The value of nice and like. Day 81: Rations of love. Day 82: The suffering of anticipation and surprising relief of actuality. Day 83: You cannot avoid or escape fear. Discard it. These things do not surround your mind but grow within your body. Day 84: In most cases reflecting on things in a cosmic context reveals triviality.
2017
Watercolor on Paper
One-of-a-kind Artwork
44 W x 70 H x 0.1 D in
2
Not Framed
Not applicable
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Jessica Matier attended Parsons School of Design. In 2016 she departed from watercolor and collage practices to pursue a mixed media approach to abstract painting. Her work was in group exhibitions in the New York City, New Jersey, Chicago, FSU Museum of the Arts, and The Other Art Fair, Brooklyn. In 2019 Rutgers University acquired the painting, Natural Things, on display at the Camden Center of the Arts. Matier was born in South Korea in 1985. When she was three months old, she was adopted and raised in New Jersey, where she currently resides. Statement I create internal landscapes to illustrate the flow of energy to dispense overlooked ideas that subconsciously dictate my present thoughts and actions. I intend to create opportunities for self-growth, and in effect, illustrate the collective progression of humankind. I add mythical and alchemical symbols to punctuate self autobiographical images to serve as references for the metastory based on the transcendence of everyday lives into ideal states of being. I utilize all water-based mediums at a vigorous pace to execute a painting without interruption from second thoughts and trivial tangents. The interactions between the mediums transmute themselves into an image appearing out of an unknown origin. I simultaneously amplify the materiality through pastel mark-making and brushstrokes of acrylic to differentiate between the abstract subjects within a piece. The variety of visual elements intend to invoke harmony, translating into a sense of inner peace.
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