8 August 2008

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I am...: working on a type of work i call African Haida, a mixture of all early cultures with mostly African and Pacific Northwest Indian influences. I have been painting these images for a while now, and find that the work is constantly evolving. I am New Mexico resident aspiring to make a mark in the future of painting.

About my artwork: My work projects a mystic influence on its viewer, as i believe in the early stages of art this was the intent of art to begin with. I am seeking representation in other states besides New Mexico, I would like to be able to continue working on these works and have a very prolific career as an artist in the future

Artists I like: i like many to mention, but will try to mention a few...
All the early artists of all civilizations whom no records exist of who they were... in the modern and contemporary scene...
Andy Warhol, Jean Michel Basquiat, Baree, Vicente Esteban, to name a few in the modern era, in the contemporaries, I like the works of many artists residing in my small town named Silver City.

What exhibitions are good at the moment?: The Natural History Museum in New York

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At 6:09pm on 2nd May 2008, mike hinc said…: Hiya Kourosh. How are you keeping? How goes the work? Thanks for kind comments. Please make some money soon and buy my work !!! All of it would do quite nicely, thank you.

Yes, well spotted. You are right about Baldessari. I am a big fan but the blue blob and Baldessari crept into this series as an accidental lighting effect above the head of the old geezer in the original source photo of #9 (meet interesting new friends) which I have subsequently enhanced greatly. It was a snapshot of an elderly couple at a fairground - they looked totally lost as it was frenetic, noise and lights a-go-go with a bullet.But when I saw the blue blob I thought "Bugger me - bloody Baldessari is invading my photos" As an homage to JB, I though I'd add it to the other images. It took on a life of it's own! Great!
Keep in touch!

At 5:29pm on 22nd March 2008, Patricia Fernandez Miranda said…: Un saludo,Kourosh Amini, tus trabajos desde el color y una aparente geometría, desde luego que reflejan las culturas antiguas.Muy agradables.
Gracias por aceptarme entre tus amigos.

At 6:05am on 21st March 2008, Anet Abnous said…: HI Kourosh
Thanks for the nice video, i really enjoyed it. Did you graduated from parsons in NY?

At 11:52pm on 20th March 2008, mike hinc said…: That is great Kourosh. Who is this guy? Technically, it puts my jests to shame. Hope you are well.

At 1:44pm on 20th March 2008, mike hinc said…: Happy Easter!

www.mikehinc.com

At 10:00am on 7th March 2008, mike hinc said…: its ineteresting but don't you think it sounds like vanity publishing?

At 7:57am on 5th March 2008, mike hinc said…: I like your work too. Please tell me more.

At 2:02am on 5th March 2008, Kate Hendrickson said…: Kourosh, I am familiar with createspace.com. They provide a nice product for books on demand. Let me know when your book goes into production. Thanks for thinking of me.

Kate

At 6:32pm on 2nd March 2008, artgenerator >> Werner Klompen said…: Hello hi sometimes art seems to be simulair from space at different's place's influence flows where it goes .
Greatzzzz ........ artgenerator

At 11:37pm on 1st March 2008, Susanne Iles said…: Such beautiful work! Looking at your art made me feel as though I was discovering significant mythical and ritualistic artifacts.