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As a child, I learned to be entertained by the simplest of objects as long as there were many patterns involved in which I would pretend I was sliding inside of a small pattern, or if it was glass because the amount of colors i could see reflected from any given light source were many more than i could count or even name. Quite simply, I love light and how it is represented being reflected off of hammered silver and cut glass. I enjoy setting up a still life setting with different shaped glass vessels filled with varying amounts of liquid. I move my light source around as I do my camera in order to capture the greatest amount of incandescence and radiance and I try to relate this in my art. I call this piece "The Ladies" because each vessel reminds me of a group beautiful women, friends, dressed in their finest, all different body types, but each one as equally vibrant and self-aware, glamorous, confident and magnificent as the other. I hope the viewer can enjoy every gleam of uplifting light this painting bestows.
As a child, I learned to be entertained by the simplest of objects as long as there were many patterns involved in which I would pretend I was sliding inside of a small pattern, or if it was glass because the amount of colors i could see reflected from any given light source were many more than i could count or even name. Quite simply, I love light and how it is represented being reflected off of hammered silver and cut glass. I enjoy setting up a still life setting with different shaped glass vessels filled with varying amounts of liquid. I move my light source around as I do my camera in order to capture the greatest amount of incandescence and radiance and I try to relate this in my art. I call this piece "The Ladies" because each vessel reminds me of a group beautiful women, friends, dressed in their finest, all different body types, but each one as equally vibrant and self-aware, glamorous, confident and magnificent as the other. I hope the viewer can enjoy every gleam of uplifting light this painting bestows.
As a child, I learned to be entertained by the simplest of objects as long as there were many patterns involved in which I would pretend I was sliding inside of a small pattern, or if it was glass because the amount of colors i could see reflected from any given light source were many more than i could count or even name. Quite simply, I love light and how it is represented being reflected off of hammered silver and cut glass. I enjoy setting up a still life setting with different shaped glass vessels filled with varying amounts of liquid. I move my light source around as I do my camera in order to capture the greatest amount of incandescence and radiance and I try to relate this in my art. I call this piece "The Ladies" because each vessel reminds me of a group beautiful women, friends, dressed in their finest, all different body types, but each one as equally vibrant and self-aware, glamorous, confident and magnificent as the other. I hope the viewer can enjoy every gleam of uplifting light this painting bestows.
As a child, I learned to be entertained by the simplest of objects as long as there were many patterns involved in which I would pretend I was sliding inside of a small pattern, or if it was glass because the amount of colors i could see reflected from any given light source were many more than i could count or even name. Quite simply, I love light and how it is represented being reflected off of hammered silver and cut glass. I enjoy setting up a still life setting with different shaped glass vessels filled with varying amounts of liquid. I move my light source around as I do my camera in order to capture the greatest amount of incandescence and radiance and I try to relate this in my art. I call this piece "The Ladies" because each vessel reminds me of a group beautiful women, friends, dressed in their finest, all different body types, but each one as equally vibrant and self-aware, glamorous, confident and magnificent as the other. I hope the viewer can enjoy every gleam of uplifting light this painting bestows.
As a child, I learned to be entertained by the simplest of objects as long as there were many patterns involved in which I would pretend I was sliding inside of a small pattern, or if it was glass because the amount of colors i could see reflected from any given light source were many more than i could count or even name. Quite simply, I love light and how it is represented being reflected off of hammered silver and cut glass. I enjoy setting up a still life setting with different shaped glass vessels filled with varying amounts of liquid. I move my light source around as I do my camera in order to capture the greatest amount of incandescence and radiance and I try to relate this in my art. I call this piece "The Ladies" because each vessel reminds me of a group beautiful women, friends, dressed in their finest, all different body types, but each one as equally vibrant and self-aware, glamorous, confident and magnificent as the other. I hope the viewer can enjoy every gleam of uplifting light this painting bestows.
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Michele Menchaca-Mogas

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Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 48 W x 36 H x 1.5 D in

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As a child, I learned to be entertained by the simplest of objects as long as there were many patterns involved in which I would pretend I was sliding inside of a small pattern, or if it was glass because the amount of colors i could see reflected from any given light source were many more than i could count or even name. Quite simply, I love light and how it is represented being reflected off of hammered silver and cut glass. I enjoy setting up a still life setting with different shaped glass vessels filled with varying amounts of liquid. I move my light source around as I do my camera in order to capture the greatest amount of incandescence and radiance and I try to relate this in my art. I call this piece "The Ladies" because each vessel reminds me of a group beautiful women, friends, dressed in their finest, all different body types, but each one as equally vibrant and self-aware, glamorous, confident and magnificent as the other. I hope the viewer can enjoy every gleam of uplifting light this painting bestows.

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Size:48 W x 36 H x 1.5 D in

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