Proshka

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Here, you can learn about Angela Gegg, Proshka the Artist. You can view her paintings and her writings and her artistic vision. You can view news links and press articles written about her works, exhibits and accomplishments in the Art Industry, on a local, regional, and international level.

Welcome to my world of artistic exploration and self-expression. As an artist, I embrace innovation, self-discovery, and the power of imagination. My work is a journey into the realms of creativity, seeking to captivate, provoke, and inspire. I believe that art should challenge conventions, provoke thought, and elevate our understanding of the world.

Within the intricate tapestry of my artistry, wonder plays a pivotal role. It's the element that infuses my creations with value and uniqueness. The wonder in my work has the power to transport viewers to uncharted territories, shifting their perspectives and emotions. It's a catalyst for new feelings, visions, and experiences that transcend the boundaries of realism.

While my art may appear abstract at first glance, it's meticulously organized. I employ symmetry in the placement of colors, objects, lines, and components, all meticulously thought out. Even the tools, brushes, and palettes I use serve a purpose, carrying profound meaning within the artistic process.

Abstract art, with its diversity, complexity, beauty, and allure, has always held me in its thrall. It's become the core of my artistic practice, where I tap into my subconscious to paint, draw, sculpt, and write. My work is firmly rooted in abstraction, not to be confused with non-objective art. It's a translation of real-life experiences, thoughts, and dreams, magnifying my perception of reality. I affectionately refer to my creations as 'Subconscious Works of Art.'

My work is based on Abstract - not to be mistaken for non-objective art, it is a translation of a real life object or experience, which usually implies isolation, emphasis, or exaggeration from some aspect of my perception of reality. I also use surrealistic techniques in my work. Surrealism is simply the interpretation of dreams, not only in my sleep, but also in my subconscious state of mind. Over the years, I have written theories and developed techniques for and about my works of art. I understand that every one has differences in the way that they perceive and represent their perceptions in a work of art. Given these facts, I expect my art-lovers, onlookers, and buyers to look into their own subconscious state of mind and find the meaning and definition of each work of art through thoughts and idealisms of their own.