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What did it feel like to live in Armenia in 2016 as a diaspora? Print
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About The Artwork
I have lived in many exotic lands and had people ask me what it was like. I always find it a bit difficult to explain what certain eras of time were like for me while living in places like Armenia so i decided to paint and collage about it to portray the feeling and the experience to a larger audience. Each artifact in the collage represents a certain memory from 2015. I felt it was a very religious and somewhat oppressed era. There was much left over from the Stalin era that is why there is a solviet army belt buckle in the piece from Vernissage. Amongst this interesting time there was much creativity I discovered from examining the underbelly of the music scene in Armenia at the time as a female dj this is why there are also bright vibrant colors in this piece.
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Print:Giclee on Canvas
Size:12 W x 16 H x 1.25 D in
Size with Frame:13.75 W x 17.75 H x 1.25 D in
Frame:White
Canvas Wrap:Black Canvas
Ready to Hang:Yes
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As a visual artist, Amber Rose challenges the form and function of moving images with the objective of bringing paradigm shifting art and ideas to audiences of all levels. Using her experience in the commercial world of video, she enhances stationary images with video movement and frames her videography with her artist’s eye. Ms. Rose's visual art pieces often evolve from her world-wide journeys seeking what she now identifies as “SexyKnowlege.” She captures the results of her quests in documentary films which illuminate new knowledge and research that can change our world view and potentially shift our culture. Her guerrilla approaches to filmmaking invite the viewer to ponder ideas such as human imperfection and social stereotypes in ways that otherwise might go unnoticed. Using the power of video, Ms Rose strives to engage the human mind and eye one frame and brush stroke at a time. When not traveling, Ms. Rose resides in Long Beach California, and in Miami, Florida.
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