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Robert W. Rose
[email protected]
http://www.geocities.com/~rose-art
Mr. Rose is physically disabled (residual effects of infantile osteomyleitus – shortened right leg, osteoarthritis, spinal scoleosis, chronic pain, etc.) He has exhibited his work in the SF Bay area and Northern Nevada region. “My art is interwoven with my metaphysical beliefs.” Visit his gallery above for higher-resolution reproductions and more digital works.
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Portal of Ancient Memories |
Plane of Desire |
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Particle Wave 1 |
Vision from Angleterre |
John McKenna
http://usinter.net/~johnm
John McKenna is married to an abuse survivor. John grew up in a loving environment, but with a father who left very early and a mother who worked outside the home to support them. His mother working was a good thing but John still spent many hours alone and has had to overcome a lot of rejection, loneliness and hurt in his life. He loves science fiction and nature and loves to spend time building computers and doing graphic art on the computer. He says it is very healing for him to do his art, and wants to share it with other people.
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Seaside |
Beach |
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Desert |
Dome |
Alexandria Heather-Vasquez
[email protected]
http://www.studio422.com
Alexandria Heather-Vazquez was first published at the age of nine. Her work has appeared in dozens of publications, magazines, books and galleries, both in the United States and abroad. She uses a variety of pseudonyms to examine the responses to identical art from male and female artists. Although this experiment has many variables, thus far she has discovered that the responses to male pseudonyms overwhelm the female names for the same works. A multi-media artist, her work examines the many imbalances within our world. Dedicated to the belief that men and women must recognize each other and the earth as interdependent organisms, her art, films, poems and fiction are the end result of an ongoing process of understanding years of childhood sexual abuse. She lives in Manhattan with her husband, stepdaughter, turtle, iguanas, and two very pushy cats.
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“Girard-96” |
“Bad Planet” CD Cover |
Patricia D Hemrick
http://www.creative-women.com/wintoc.html
“I am a 43 year old survivor of multiple tramas. My life partner and I reside in the foothills of the Carolina’s where I write poetry and short stories and am compiling a book for family and friends. I dabble in various different types of art and it is that passion for creativity coupled with the gift of a deeper knowing that has kept me grounded throughout my life. I have discovered during the last three years that I am far stronger than I ever dreamed possible. I am a warrior, a womyn, a child that is moving ever so constant toward my goal of becoming a more loving, forgiving, and healing self. Iëve looked fear in the eye, tasted it on my lips, and carried in my breast until I crushed it with my strength. I will not be kept down! I have an inner light that was meant to shine; and as long as I can draw one breath; I have faith that my God will see it through! These are my words; this is my truth, my soulsong. And I know above and beyond all else, I will survive! I believe that there is not only a healing; but a higher plateau of inner peace and knowledge and understanding to be found only through the arts. Oscar Wilde once said ‘Find an expression for a sorrow and it will become dear to you.’ I know these words to be true.”
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“Winter’s Embrace” – Photoshop |
“Old Glory Days” – Photoshop |
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“A Carolina Winter” – Photoshop |
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