Profiles of Contemporary Art and - ARTisSpectrum
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Rudelle<br />
(“Rudelle Fay Hall”)<br />
Electrifying color morphs, flows <strong>and</strong> ebbs through<br />
the work <strong>of</strong> self-taught artist Rudelle (“Rudelle<br />
Fay Hall”). Marbleized, organic shapes gush through<br />
transfixing vortexes <strong>of</strong> nuanced hue, powerfully<br />
drawing us into an ethereal world <strong>of</strong> wonder. The<br />
artist uses evocative floral imagery to meet hyperfuturistic<br />
forms, creating alluring compositions <strong>of</strong><br />
pure imagination. Using a mix <strong>of</strong> techniques —<br />
photography, digital media <strong>and</strong> painting — Rudelle<br />
transcends the parameters <strong>of</strong> the traditional to reach<br />
the inspiration <strong>of</strong> a steadfast, spirited soul. “Wanting<br />
to be an artist had been building inside me, then the<br />
dam broke, <strong>and</strong> it all came exploding out,” she states<br />
emphatically. “There was no stopping it.” In the same<br />
way, her works burst forth in enthusiastic, honest<br />
forms <strong>and</strong> unadulterated colors.<br />
Kaleidoscope Fantasy Archival Inkjet Print on Paper 24” x 30”<br />
Rudelle has exhibited work throughout the United States <strong>and</strong> is participating in an exhibition at Agora Gallery, New York in<br />
June, 2011. This talented multimedia artist has been manipulating photography for almost 40 years, starting with Polaroids <strong>and</strong><br />
adapting to digital photo transformation in 2003. Since then, she has won over 110 awards.<br />
www.<strong>Art</strong>ByRudelle.com<br />
www.Agora-Gallery.com/<strong>Art</strong>istPage//Rudelle_(Rudelle_Fay_Hall).aspx<br />
<strong>Art</strong>ist Flavio Pellegrino expresses his ideas <strong>and</strong> emotions<br />
through both poetry <strong>and</strong> paint. He finds a close connection<br />
between the two forms <strong>of</strong> expression, by which each<br />
enriches the other. Below is an example <strong>of</strong> his work - a<br />
matching poem <strong>and</strong> painting.<br />
BETWEEN HEAVEN AND HELL<br />
One rose...<br />
two thorns...<br />
<strong>and</strong> you hide at the other side <strong>of</strong> the sad smiles.<br />
One curtain...<br />
two stages...<br />
<strong>and</strong> the sacred silence from who observes.<br />
One wish...<br />
two colors...<br />
<strong>and</strong> once again the same story.<br />
One path...<br />
two destinies...<br />
<strong>and</strong> you get lost in the bitter ashes<br />
between heaven <strong>and</strong> hell<br />
waiting for someone<br />
...or just something else.<br />
by Flavio Pellegrino<br />
57 <strong>ARTisSpectrum</strong>
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