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The
painter describes his paintings as "industrial figurative."
The
highly layered surface comprises not only computer manipulated
typography and atmospheric graphs of the surface of Mars, but
also rough fabric, and found objects like broken cassette tape
cartridges and spark plug boxes. All are worked into the mix as
compositional elements. Depending on the light, and mood of the
viewer, it is possible to see something new with every viewing.
The
painter uses unorthodox techniques to apply and manipulate paint.
The paint is pushed, pulled, scratched, scraped, and "attacked,"
according to Siege, before he then uses an industrial belt sander
to grind away at the results.
The
variety of subjects ranges from engines & tools to the human
form. Siege also builds his own frames out of recycled industrial
material.
Seattle
Native
Cornish
College of the Arts- BFA : Fine Art •
Evergreen
State College- BA :Film Production
about
the Artist:
a Brief Bio
commercial
work:
Graphics
Portfolio
Contact:
telephone (206)
526-0549 •
email Siege
New works:
Sharp 4 - 2006
Two Views - 2007
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