Your work is beautiful. I'll be painting downtown this weekend near Sun Furniture. A couple of us may paint outside when it cools off in front of the building. I was involved in Shreveport's art scene until my asberger's made it very difficult. I decided to come back cause it's all I know and I had to reach out for some space for my newest work to begin. I'm Lindsay, very nice to 'meet' you.
Oh it is very nice to meet you as well. I have visited your blog from time and time and find it beautiful in spite of the pain. I should say your means of coping with your tragedies with art and poems is beautiful. I am New Orleans now, I moved from North La about 2 years ago. I was a little involved in the art scene up there but i have some major anxiety and it gets in the way of being social. If I were in Shreveport I would love to see you..maybe one day? Until then lets keep in touch. I have bookmarked your blog. Best wishes s
Wow, so I guess you read that my anxiety keeps me from being too social as well. I'm trying to 'network' but It's my second try in six years. Thank you for 'hanging' out on my blog and for calling my pain beautiful. We will keep in touch.
Welcome to A Maladapted Universe filled with Ghost Girls and Stick Souls, mismatched sets of wings and broken bodies.....for you! These apocalyptic landscapes and bodies are abstracted to oblivion to depict the rapidly advancing state of technology, urban decay, generation gaps, forgotten folktales and cultural shifts. Most bodies represent the search for the self in the madness of currency, media, and war of modern American society. As a female artist, I depict mainly female bodies and touch on feminine issues such as abortion, eating disorders, aging in a youth obsessed culture, mental illness, the horror or joy of pregnancy and the marketing of the female body. I combine symbols of these controversial issues with icons that signify traditional female roles such as sewing needles, tea cups, ribbons and aprons. This illustrates the quest for a valid role as a female with precious rural roots in the modern south. As a visual artist, I am wide eyed watching the world spin faster and retelling the story in images...because I feel completely compelled to do so.
My work is for sale. I would be delighted if you wanted a piece! Please contact me for info on pricing or for any other information. I would love to hear from you. crushedpine@yahoo.com shawna.atkins@gmail.com
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Your work is beautiful. I'll be painting downtown this weekend near Sun Furniture. A couple of us may paint outside when it cools off in front of the building. I was involved in Shreveport's art scene until my asberger's made it very difficult. I decided to come back cause it's all I know and I had to reach out for some space for my newest work to begin. I'm Lindsay, very nice to 'meet' you.
Oh it is very nice to meet you as well. I have visited your blog from time and time and find it beautiful in spite of the pain. I should say your means of coping with your tragedies with art and poems is beautiful. I am New Orleans now, I moved from North La about 2 years ago. I was a little involved in the art scene up there but i have some major anxiety and it gets in the way of being social. If I were in Shreveport I would love to see you..maybe one day? Until then lets keep in touch. I have bookmarked your blog. Best wishes
s
Wow, so I guess you read that my anxiety keeps me from being too social as well. I'm trying to 'network' but It's my second try in six years. Thank you for 'hanging' out on my blog and for calling my pain beautiful. We will keep in touch.
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