Artwork and comments by Tim Evans An artist based in Westborough, MA and member of the Artist Group of Charlestown,MA
Monday, September 9, 2013
Sunday, September 8, 2013
Saturday, August 10, 2013
By The Dozen
“By the Dozen”
This mixed media
works includes a photograph of me drinking from a milk carton in kindergarten.
The first image in the upper left is the original photo and the subsequent images
have been modified in a sequence. The differences in the images are to
represent the course of life change from the very simple to the more complex. And yet with the child in all of us remains although
obscured.
“Lost in Paris”
This painting is painting
was inspired by actually being lost in Paris.
The swirl of colors represents the vivid images of striking fashion, amazing
architecture and colorful people but mixed into the chaos of being horribly
lost with limited command of the French language. In the corner of the painting
is the actual map that a Parisian wrote on giving me directions back to my
hotel. The words “lost” dot the painting.
Park Avenue - SOLD
“Park Avenue”
This painting is a
tribute to a truly great artist and my aunt Ann Evans. A diehard New Yorker who
lived and work as a professional artist in the city for over fifty years. This painting represents the taxi cabs backed
up onPark Avenue. The ghosted apartment buildings at the edges represent the magical
creativity that Ann created in her small rent controlled apartment. The painting is done on her drawing board
which served as her platform for countless designs over her acclaimed career.
Down the Drain - Northern Hemisphere
“Down the Drain -
Northern Hemisphere”
This painting
represents the rotation of water going down drain in the Northern Hemisphere.
The words "water" circulate in a counter clockwise direction.
The Wave
“The Wave”
This sculpture is
made from antique tin which has been hammer over a wooden form known as a skate.
"Neighbors"
This painting represents the relationship between neighbors who live next to one another. The word "neighbor" connects the houses and suggests differences in the perceived relationship. The spacing of the letters (close vs. distant) and the level (first floor vs. second story) indicated the strength of the relationship as well as the level of intimacy. Note that the strength of relationship is not always perceived at the same level.
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