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Deborah Alavosius   Deborah has been a member here for 7 years now. She has exhibited regularly, winning several awards, and was featured in a Members Invitational in 2019. Her work portrays the beauty of light upon her subjects and transforms everyday scenes into gorgeous works of art.
Which artist outside of your chosen medium has had the most impact on your art? What do they do and in what way do they influence you? While not a particular artist, I’d say that learning about classical musicians and how to appreciate their art has had an impact on how I perceive, understand, and create art. While in college I took a music appreciation course that exposed me to classical music for the first time. And even to this day, it has stayed with me that there are stories in music…even with no lyrics, I can hear the stories. I learned that art is often more than what “meets the eye” or comes through the senses; it is what you perceive and make of it yourself (whether as a viewer, reader, or listener). So when I paint a land-/seascape, I am painting the scene as I experienced it in real life, and hope that viewers will get a glimpse into a moment in time I thought was beautiful.  |
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