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Resolution<br />

Tilok Costa<br />

Grade: 11<br />

School: William Cullen<br />

Bryant High<br />

School, Queens<br />

<strong>Art</strong> Teacher: Barbara Frohman<br />

Pen on paper<br />

STUDENT: <strong>Art</strong> makes me<br />

think in ways I never<br />

thought before. It changes<br />

the way I interpret<br />

my surroundings and<br />

gives me the freedom<br />

to think differently.<br />

This is due partly to<br />

my teacher who helped<br />

me look at art from<br />

different perspectives.<br />

She exposed me to<br />

different art forms and<br />

art media that I didn’t<br />

know about. For this<br />

piece she showed me<br />

the painting of Salvador Dalí’s dead<br />

brother and various paintings by<br />

Chuck Close. They inspired me. This<br />

artwork challenged me from the very<br />

beginning because inspired by Dalí’s<br />

painting, I chose to work with dots.<br />

TEACHER: Tilok arrived from Bangladesh<br />

just this year. He is a young man with<br />

extraordinary talent. In his beautifully<br />

executed Resolutions you can see<br />

the influence of both Dalí and Close.<br />

He worked slowly and meticulously<br />

on the smallest grid I have ever seen,<br />

creating the image with pencil and<br />

then with pen. Tilok’s hard work<br />

culminated in this wonderful piece<br />

with its strange optical effect.<br />

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