“Both of my parents were artists, who dragged me to gallery shows and museums as a young child,” says Ezra Siegel. “Now I am happy they did :).”
“My process is to rework a painting until all signs of labor and or skill have been hidden. It is more of a process of elimination than addition,” Ezra continues.
“I use a variety of materials to create contrast and excitement in my work. I use additives to my acrylic paints to give an earthy matte surface, creating a strong tactile quality. Against this backdrop of a crusty and weather worn world, come into play spontaneous and painterly markings.
“I try to make my paintings more about experience, than image. I do this by focusing on the contrasts and harmonies of one part to another.”
My paintings express imperfection, and to find beauty and happiness in that imperfection.
Good question! I like to believe that I have not achieved it yet.
You don't have to stay ignorant. Actually, that was my dad's motto. But I like it.
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