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Michael Freed |
The images in my portfolio on this site are drawings I've completed within the past few months. All are mixed media on panel (more specifically, I laminate paper to panel, execute an acrylic wash, draw on that with charcoal, and then fix the drawing in stages, applying several coats of acrylic media). There is no glass needed to frame them because the surface is sealed and resilient, leaving a beautiful, sensuous texture. In effect, they are drawings on paper but every bit as finished and protected as a painting on canvas. The series I am working on now are all figurative. I am most interested in the human form and in particular the male nude. These images come from my interest in pursuing the idea of middle age and the less-than-perfect body type as opposed to the glamorized male youth so prominent in our mass media. Another aspect of my work is that of composing the body as landscape. By framing my compositions the way I do, I strive for an unconventional way of viewing the form in a broader "landscape" context. |
Represented by Lyman-Eyer Gallery, 432 Commercial Street, Provincetown, MA 02657, tel. 508-487-3937, www.lymaneyerart.com
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