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What Elephant?

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Stephen Curtis - 2024

 

  • Oil on Wood Panel
  • Original Artwork
  • 47 x 38 in
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What Elephant?
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What Elephant?

About the artist

Driven by: Beauty, and the loss of that beauty in our flawed nature, and the desire to restore it, at the very least in a visual or visceral way that will both remind us of who we are, and give us some glimmer of hope as to what we could be.

I was an artist from childhood.  I started work in Photography in my early 20s, and ended up in Film School in Chicago in the late 80s.  Graduating with a degree in film did not necessarily mean I was in the film industry.  Rather, that degree took me other places, specifically within the realm of computers, animation, audio production, and other artistic endeavors.  I’ve owned a video production business for awhile, and made mostly corporate style commercials and special FX pieces and animations for clients.  But as time has gone on, I’ve come full circle around to the more pure forms of art again, in particular oil paintings, and illustration, and on a very old and prototypical form of substrata; wood.

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