Morning 4th & King #25 Judy Nakagawa

Morning 4th & King #25 Judy NakagawaAcrylic photo image transfer on duralar 28. 5 x 34. 5 in. 72 x 88 cm Edition of 1 Unframed 2018 "In this series, I continue to investigate liminality the sense of being in between by focusing on people just outside San Franciscos train station, commuting to their day. I was drawn to the life in all these people on the move, and the simultaneous sense of individuality and collectivity. I was also compelled by the play between the morning light and long

1898 by Marc-Aurèle de Foy Suzor-Coté

portioning the paintings into sections determined by time spans was not only true to life but necessary if the work was to be done

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5 x 10 Inches

such an electric colour

I began to investigate liminality - the sense of being between things - by exploring liminal places

I come across photographs of protesters frozen in grace and athleticism and I am struck by the incongruity of the dance-like postures in a landscape of desperation and destruction

a profound understanding of voice to be celebrated in the consonance of one’s place

I am continuing to develop a visual form language to investigate my ideas of accumulation

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The smooth areas of the figure make four forms that seem to intertwine

and the brushstrokes and colours vibrate softly