Art Gallery by Lynn Azadian
Hey there!
How nice that you take some time to look at my artwork! It is the source of my peace, it is where I get to sink my mind in a fantasy world after a hard days work. I hope you also can find a safe place like this, perhaps in creating as well? Let me inspire you!
I like to try everything, from drawing with a pen, charcoal, sticks my fingers to brushes on everything from napkins, clothes or stones to a canvas with all kinds of motives and styles. My hope is to create something I want to keep looking at, because I can shift my vision from abstract to reality or from some meaning of the picture to another.
These moments fascinate me deeply in life, the moments when I get a glimpse of another viewpoint, when I get to see the world through somebody elses eyes, when I find a blind spot in my view or learn a new concept. In that way my work as a doctor both inspires my artwork and is inspired by this need to connect and to learn.
In the following Pictures I will try to explain to how I aspire to achieve this shifting-moment.
Here you can see two fairly realistic scenes. That is where I start off my drawing, it is my training. In order to be able to make the observer recognize, I focus on what’s important- the foreground, light and shadow ect. This Focus remains the most important factor for me throughout my work.
In these two pictures I shift my focus to somewhat unusual excerpts of reality, which therefore can appear to be abstract scenes at first glance.
The next ones show you how I start to simplify forms and textures, notice how I don’t draw the tigers fur or the leaves for example.
I start to loose touch with reality somewhat more, still these two scenes remind us of real scenes in color and form. But notice how the branches don’t grow in a realistic way so it gives the impression of a wide angle with a look up. The second image can be a women looking to the left or a man looking to the right, so you can shift the view.
You can probably still guess what inspired me for these works, even if I didn’t use the right colors and distorted the form. In the first picture your eye can chose what is in the foreground and whether to see waves, mountains and fire, a burst of colors or something completely different.
I hope I could inspire you to get creative!
Lynn Azadian.
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