Untitled 1 - By The Window
by VIVA Anderson
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Untitled 1 - By The Window
Artist
VIVA Anderson
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Photograph - Photograph Enhanced
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Untitled 1 - By the Window,by VIVA Anderson, is my view of the orange "shattered light" through the window glass, seeing the night, celebrating the "shattered light".........a contemporary artwork in my digital design.
THANK YOU, UTHER PENDRAGGIN: "Uther Pendraggin :"Here it is! I was looking for where I left this... I am a big fan of distortion. I'm a big fan of the image telling its story and not the story of the camera's lens. It's like seeing out of the corner of the eye. We don't need to see the detail in order to interpret. That's what this image means to me. PLAU UPD cfel"
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June 6th, 2016
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VIVA Anderson
Sarah, Thank you SO much for the fab Feature in ABSTRACT NON FIGURATIVE group......VIVA🙏
Sharon Williams Eng
Great vision for taking what's presented and seeing what can be.
VIVA Anderson replied:
Thanks, Sharon. (This was an early foray into digital manipulation: I had NO idea what I'd 'get' and just stopped, when it looked right, to me, anyway,lol.)........VIVA ...appreciate YOU !
VIVA Anderson
Nader, Thank you so much for the Feature in Only Doors And Windows photography group...........VIVA
VIVA Anderson
Untitled 1 - By the Window, by VIVA Anderson, is my view of the orange "shattered light" through the window glass, seeing the night, celebrating the "shattered light".........a contemporary artwork in my digital design.
VIVA Anderson replied:
An exerpt, with deepest thanks, Terrance, TdpArts........"l Steam ahead Admiral! Lock. load and paint! - to your heart's desire!!( and the music ascends...as the crowd goes wild to the jubilant climax of the symphony...and tune in next week for another exhilarating, visual VIVA original!
VIVA Anderson
Laurel, I love love, how YOU see me, and am thrilled by your knowing,feeling,sharing our wonderful connection...Thank You so much....VIVA
Laurel Adams
VIVIA, I so LOVE how you consistently delight and fill us with WONDERment of the ordinary...turned EXTRAordinary at your Artistist Hand! YOU UNDERSTAND that Fine Art exists everywhere if one but SEES, then “captures” the moment and loves it enough to redirect one’s gaze outward into the world of ART! You are Bold, Colour full and Fearless! L/F
Marsha Reeves
Evocative of so many possible responses, and therefore fascinating-l/f
VIVA Anderson replied:
Marsha, I couch my joyous thanks,in my deep gratitude to you, a wonderful artist I so admire,for your 'fascination', I am humbled....VIVA
Laurel Adams
...no, you are BEing...Wow! Love seeing such energy!
VIVA Anderson replied:
BEing is everything,yes !!....Thank you, for 'wow',and support...b/c of YOU I don't run out of steam........yet,lol........x VIVA
TdpArts Gallery Terrance DePietro
'...too much for the eye of the beholder.' VIVA, do as you feel you must to complete your task - I would never attempt to sway you...Yet I question: If as artists we do not place all on the table, how will someone else ever recognize those things that are merely 'usual' and those that are Wow 'unusual', and uncommonly more than ordinary - Besides how could we ever imagine what is to much for the beholder? Time is burning! Full Steam ahead Admiral! Lock. load and paint! - to your heart's desire!!( and the music ascends...as the crowd goes wild to the jubilant climax of the symphony...and tune in next week for another exhilarating, visual VIVA original!
VIVA Anderson replied:
You're so right, Terrance....at times I forget, the fact is, I am who I am, to please nobody but me, and.....to be the 'drama queen' still kicking now, at my ripe young age, so, I heed your advice,and listen to the music, create the climax, every time!,and , to quote Dylan T."she's an artist,she don't look back"...too right,or, over her shoulder. I sure need this, your kick you know where...gearing up right now, then! Exhilarated,loaded,locked!!..VIVA
TdpArts Gallery Terrance DePietro
Wow...Window notwithstanding, my first impression is de Chirico - that intense light that pervades many of his compositions. The sloping, rigid line, a bridge ascending toward (a coming morning?); darkness of yesterday being blown away by the dawn's light [?]...Even that the reality be far from my projections, all else affirms the vitality that you have prescribed into the image. That it takes well to another person's sensibility, so easily, so immediately, has be qualify it as an Imagotype (the word that Jung missed in his glossary of terms, but substantiates in his definition of archetype)... So lifting, so imaginal of wonder. A real marker VIVA; Thank you for sharing!
VIVA Anderson replied:
Thank you, Terrance...all so much for me to absorb,and I want to absorb, so will be brief, with thanks, and then! reply..from my heart and mind, just as you always do to my work, so, back soon.......VIVA
VIVA Anderson replied:
Dear Terrance, in reply,belated/finally, Thank you for the 'Wow" firstly.......made my day. What is so lovely for me is your affirmation, to do with being unsure whether to share this, because it's so 'full' and perhaps, too much for the eye of the beholder. But, that you are liften and full of wonder, is more, so much more than I could have hoped for (never mind also,being mentioned in the same breath as himself, de Chirico)....I especially like your term "marker"....you do so know my fearless 'way' ! I'm grateful to you, and, to those who've responded....all of which, 'blows away yesterday's darkness'.....Thank you, again. VIVA.
Uther Pendraggin
Here it is! I was looking for where I left this... I am a big fan of distortion. I'm a big fan of the image telling its story and not the story of the camera's lens. It's like seeing out of the corner of the eye. We don't need to see the detail in order to interpret. That's what this image means to me. PLAU UPD cfel
VIVA Anderson replied:
Thank you so much, Uther. Especially b/c you get to the heart of 'my' matter...the fact is that my vision is now distorted, and it's a strange blessing...as long as I try not to fix it ! As long as I stay true to my intuition...the camera cannot read one's intuition,yes,correct, and so, when I think it's 'done', I leave it, as it is, and wonder but never doubt that the truth for me lies in what 'I' see/feel, and then I can only hope I'm understood, or not, for that matter. A member, James Geddes, once said to me: 'You manage to say so much with so little", and my soul smiled......you, he, get it, and what a joy for me that you do, and that you bother to say so! Thanks again, Uther.......VIVA.
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