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I am a young artist in an Independent Study Mentorship class, and am studying studio art. I've studied Advanced Projects 2D, 3D and 4D at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago over the summer, and have hopes to obtain a future career as a professional artist or graphic designer. Last spring I was a state and gold seal winner at the Visual Arts Scholastic Event.

I've always been interested fine arts, however it was my enrollment in a physics class that led me on a quest to reconcile two unseemingly similar mediums: art and science. The two are not so different as one may think. Throughout history the artist has attempted to describe his world conceptually with visual mediums, just as the scientist attempts to explain conceptual theories in physical reality. As Leonard Shlain states: "Art anticipates scientific revisions of reality." Both are languages, both attempt to explain reality, and both are most certainly beautiful. This project focuses on building a bridge between art and science as two mediums of expression. The works will be shown at the Centro Cultural Atzlan building in the Deco District of San Antonio, Tx on May 4th, 2007.

CONTACT: teddyandmustard@yahoo.com

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Set 5- Type of Object

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Does the public prefer a natural or man made object? What would be a compromise between the two? In this set I painted a man made object (knobs) and a natural object (plant leaves). But to create the third painting I had to find a happy median between the two. What is between a natural and a man-made object? If it isn't from nature then it's something man made correct? Well there's always a catch. Man creates concepts of natural objects that don't exist the way we think of them. A great example is the atom. The atom is not a spherical ball with rings around it, this rather is man's concept or diagram of something we cannot percieve. It is a simplified version of something far more complicated that is the interworkings of nature. Therefore the third painting in this set reflects this idea. I painted a series of molecules. The set was posted on 11/19/2006- 11/24. Molecules won with a high bid of 12 however the final price of the plant painting was higher.

Remember up to this point all paintings have to be of an object in analogious colors, that takes up the canvas space and has no context.

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