Saraybx
Studio
Behind The Eyes: How We See Color
Narratives aren’t needed for stories. The author doesn’t have to tell me what is happening when I can create it myself. In my body of work, I strive for the audience to have an open interpretation and explore the feelings that my work provokes. As an artist, I work for the viewers to feel something within my pieces and explore their emotions. Since colors have an emotional value, I decided to focus on color harmonies and how they appeal to one another to evoke this feeling within the viewers. The audience will come up with their own stories with the guidance of my abstract work.
In my series, I connected 6 wood panels by using a continuous line that morphs into each panel. Focusing on color harmony I created a body of work that explores abstract elements of gestures, textures, organic shapes, and line work referencing past artists like Kandinsky and contemporary artist V (paints.v). majoring in acrylic paints and texture including mediums, molding paste, clear granular gel, and air-dry clay I include repetitive shapes, forms, and layering in my rhythmic composition to create a sense of balance for the audience to explore their emotional connections to color and how we percieve them.
14 x 14 inches
acrylic, molding paste, air dry clay, clear granualar gel on panel
14 x 14 inches
acrylic, molding paste, air dry clay, clear granualar gel on panel
28 x 10 inches
acrylic, molding paste, air dry clay, clear granualar gel on panel
14 x 24 inches
acrylic, molding paste, air dry clay, clear granualar gel on panel
14 x 12 inches
acrylic, molding paste, air dry clay, clear granualar gel on panel
14 x 12 inches
acrylic, molding paste, air dry clay, clear granualar gel on panel