Dang observes the beauty of nature and uses this as a theme in his watercolor paintings. Dang tries to represent human emotion with trees, flowers and landscapes. Also, by using one dominant color in a painting, he emphasizes the feelings of happiness, sadness, and desire. He believes it is important to evoke emotion through his artwork. A different interpretation of the artwork and a unique connection with each piece of art is what he hopes for the viewer.
Monday, 4 April 2011
Summer
One my most successful watercolour wet on wet technique I guess? how ever I think the area as at the end of the bridge is not really well done as composition .I think I could elaborate it more detail but even if I add a darker color on top , it would ruin the spark if the painting . So oh well!
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I saw your work in Montreal when I was passing through for the FIMA. I thought it was fantastic.
ReplyDeleteAs for your comments on this piece, I believe the way you left the end of the bridge going off into the white as finished. It leaves the viewer wondering what is beyond the bridge, and invokes imagination as well as emotion. I feel that this void is what truly makes this piece alive.
it's awesome... awe-inspiring... I love it... the light at the end is for the mind to step into, not for you to determine... it's truly wondrous...
ReplyDeletePaul Bamber