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Sean Norvet, New Work.

New work from Sean Norvet (Previously on Supersonic), who is proving to be a master of the contemporary strange.

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Churro Fried Ice Cream | Boulder Locavore

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Model: 2001 ford econoline van 4x4

Location: Seattle, WA 98105

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What are the major themes you pursue in your work? Oil paint, because of its organic nature, needs flexibility to show the process of the art making. In fact, that is why I use oil paint. It is organic, always moving, never drying, always cracking. The more raw the paint, the better. I am fully aware that when I paint, I am mark-making. I communicate that idea through the showing of the edges and unpainted areas and the inclusion of other organic material. It’s about experience, about the process of the “doing.” I believe that this gives the viewer time to ponder a process, an action, a human mark, a mortal coil which in turn grounds them. I have often had insects offer themselves into the paint, and I feel a necessity to leave them there. This is indeed part of my process – the letting go and giving over to the movement of the paint, Jackson Pollock’s technique of ”being in the painting.”

Go inside the studio of Danie Wood.

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“Tears of the Saints” for Last Rites Gallery’s

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"You learn the tools that you need to learn to make the things that you want to make. "

— Jessica Hische. Watch the talk.