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Painting, Ink on Paper
Size: 42 W x 42 H x 0.1 D in
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Diversity is a quintessential value of human existence. Do it now! It is in New York City that I truly got to live and share my life with people from all corners of the world. When I arrived, 20 years ago, I was fascinated by the diversity of cultures and traditions that I would encounter repeatedly everyday. I never really felt that my whiteness wasn’t part of this melting pot but grow aware of the segregation that insidiously takes place in some branches of the society. Slowly, I would learn about the divisions and and how they influence people behaviors. Still, demographic evolution of the US and the entire world is only showing that diversity is expending steadily. Embracing diversity signify not resisting to the natural evolution of human kind and the most logical way to organize our life nowadays. I simply wanted to encourage it with this artwork. I used bright colors and a raw representation of the love act to indicate that is it a joyful phenomenon. This piece was produced by carefully applying colored inks on a paper sheet and pressing a second sheet over it so 2 images are created at once. Each of the 12 edition pieces is identical in the making but unique in its visual definition. See them all on my website: fabricecovelli.com
Painting:Ink on Paper
Artist Produced Limited Edition of:12
Size:42 W x 42 H x 0.1 D in
Frame:White
Ready to Hang:Yes
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My first success in art happened at my admission test to Fine Art School in 1985; When meeting with the jury, I mentioned my interest in events related to the Earth response to overpopulation, pollution, and environmental issues. Later on, I believed that those concepts won me a seat in the school. I then diverted my interested in global art culture, history, concepts behind the works, and all the techniques + processes that I can use to translate my thoughts into visual compositions. But I grew weary of positioning my artwork in somehow interesting concepts. How relevant is my art work? What do I offer to the outer world? Meanwhile, the destruction of our natural world keep rising. And us, human beings, are intimately involved in that decline, which is very disturbing. This is the big issue that I want to address in my art. My tabula rasa moment came in 2006 when I started my body of work “Ode to our Planet”. Each piece focuses on a simple environmental topic or interpersonal situation. Sometimes blurring up the lines between nature and human to highlight the multiplicity and diversity of possible interpretations. I use symbolism and visual poetry to express human emotions and states of mind, with the objective to initiate conversations among culturally and socially diverse groups of people. My intention is to raise awareness on important issues and encourage change in our destructive routines and behaviors. My art work contributes to the global movement that protects our planet and unites people peacefully.
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