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The source photograph is an assemblage of dahlia flower blossoms. Botanical subjects occupy an important and significant place in my catalogue. Flowers fascinate me and they offer up luscious kaleidoscopic variations. However, all the experimental variations boil down to the best ones, the ones with a destiny to become artwork. This vibrant circle beckons the viewer to contemplate, meditate, and even revel in nature's grace.
No frame required. Glassy… surface. UVc inkjet print/acrylic/aluminum back- printed in response to an order. Printed to order. Turnaround time: 10-14 days. Artwork supplied to the shipper within 14 days. Installation: stand-off wrap around frame/cleat attached to back. Placard mark on back.
Stephen Calhoun, a self-taught visual artist, utilizes digital photography, digital manipulation, and assemblage in his iterative work. His photographic subjects are built by hand using boxes, found objects and painted materials. Next he uses the pattern-making power of iteration to bring a compelling order to the chaotic subject. The principal aim of his art is to generate an opportunity for the viewer to complete this artistic experiment using their lively imagination, sensitivity and mindful presence. His signature phrase captures this experiential engagement best - "I make the pictures, you make the time".
Expressive patterns require pattern recognition. Pattern recognition is a core cognitive feature of the human species for 40,000+ years. Stephen's universal art banks on this core fact about Homo Sapiens. To this he, by design, adds the opportunity for experience and experiential learning. His intent echoes the mystic Kabir: if it experienced, it is true.