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Mostly Square Artifacts 2013
Mostly Square Artifacts 2013
Mostly Square Artifacts 2013
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Mostly Square Artifacts 2013

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This is a catalog of the art work created by Richard B ChauDavis in 2013. The book contains 27 images with descriptions along with the artists thoughts about individual pieces and the series in general. "At the start of 2013 I started the series of works shown in this book. I resolved to create artifacts with nothing being precious. Much the way nothing became precious in the heat of crumpling images for ‘Kitchen Trash.’ The images are crumpled, torn, sliced, painted, sanded, dissolved and then carefully preserved. Each work made into a rescued artifact full of scars, personality, and texture. Subject matter and images involve nudity, sexuality and (to be fair) other things that I really care about like color, balance and texture. The work is in chronological order
This eBook is designed for adults (18+) interested in art.
Parental discretion and prescreening is advised as some of the
issues and images in the book deal with human sexuality."

LanguageEnglish
Release dateMar 25, 2014
ISBN9781310067716
Mostly Square Artifacts 2013
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Richard B ChauDavis

Statement:I was trained as a painter. A lot of my sensibilities come from that training (how to balance a work, small on the bottom and large on top, craftsmanship, etc). While I deeply miss the smell of turpentine and the texture of paint, I find the camera and the computer irresistible. There is the sense of reality that comes easily to photographic images. With computers and software, an artist can control the whole image in a way that is either tedious or impossible in the darkroom. In addition, the new printers can make very rich blacks and grays. I have for a long time dealt with the concept of ‘not the split second’ but maybe the split 2 seconds or 5 minutes and present that time frame as one image. Sexuality as a theme in my work reflects a lot thinking, my Christianity, and my observations. Techniques I have used heavily are compositing, introducing color, scanning negatives, and digital to digital photography. I also love the beach and for relief take pictures there. Recently, I have been doing, 3D imagery, live art (I do an impromptu themed photo shoot with interested bystanders), Tainted Milk Series, assemblages, and oil painting/collages.

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    Mostly Square Artifacts 2013 - Richard B ChauDavis

    Mostly Square Artifacts 2013

    By Richard B ChauDavis

    Copyright 12/15/2013 Richard B ChauDavis

    Smashwords and Author Edition License Notes:

    This eBook is designed for adults (18+) interested in art. Parental discretion and prescreening is advised as some of the issues and images in the book deal with human sexuality. This eBook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This eBook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. If you’re reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return to Smashwords.com and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

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    Table of Contents

    Statement

    The Work

    Principles

    Biography

    Web, Brick and Mortar

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    Statement

    2013, After the Crumpled and Discarded Prints of 2012

    Brief background info that led to this work… After getting an art degree at UCSB’s College of Creative Studies, I took up fine art photography. My work was mostly blurry pictures, 2 second exposures of people in a dark space moving. The result was fantastical images like what one might see late night walking down an alley. Neighbor (Vann) introduced me to computers, discovered Photoshop, and transitioned from blur to layers which culminated in a show at Flazh!Alley Studio (now closed). My work became

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