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No. 3, from Structures

Troy Ramos

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No. 3, from Structures

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This is the third work from the series titled Structures. All the works are paintings + collage on paper, inspired by the relationship between human and natural elements of structure. In the book “Lame Deer: Seeker of Visions“, the main character talks about the ‘squareness’ of the western world, how prevalent it is and how it’s perhaps contributing towards an imbalance because it isn’t a shape found in nature. You’ll notice our houses are square, credit cards, devices, TVs, walls, buildings, etc. He points out that the circle, however, is found in nature and creates more balance with the natural world around us. The process for creating these works explores this idea. The bottom layer is full of squares, straight lines. The collage elements break away from that and the white circle over top completes the ‘transformation’. In the end, the works are shapes, lines, colors and whether or not it’s aesthetically pleasing. But the process for creating these works emanates from looking at the structures of society and nature thru art.

0.01
14"H × 11"W × 0.01"D
Paper
Collage
Abstract
Expressionism
Unframed
Acrylic, Spray Paint and Pencil on Paper (+ Paper Collage)
Yes
Yes

STATEMENT

'My religion is to trust myself'. My process involves creating art quickly to produce works which represent a particular moment in time. Years of study and experimentation have made significant contributions to my work. But simply trusting my instincts has encouraged more interesting results and has allowed me to avoid difficulties related to paralysis by analysis. There is often an appropriate amount of breathing between various aspects, layers or gestures within each work. But those breaths are also within the same period of time and space, so each new element still feels and looks like it emanated from materials which came before it.

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