Monday, February 28, 2011

Professional Fine Art Photography

I realized that the bigger your painting is the harder it is to document and photograph the work in vivid details. If you are trying to apply for a show or a gallery, or simply wanting people to look at your work on line, it is important to have good images of your work that justify the actual work. I highly recommend that you spend some money and have them professinaly photographed. There are a few fine art photographers in town that are skilled and equipped to do the job. Andrea Collins is one of the professional photographers in town (Vancouver). Her fee is incredibly reasonable. Here’s her contact information: andreacollins@shaw.ca

Monday, February 21, 2011

Rojia Art: Free Demonstration at OPUS

Rojia Art: Free Demonstration at OPUS: "Free Demonstration at OPUS Framing & Art Supply Granville Island. Saturday, May 14th, 12 noon – 1 pm. Deb Chaney and Rojia Dadashzadeh w..."

Free Demonstration at OPUS

Free Demonstration at OPUS Framing & Art Supply Granville Island. Saturday, May 14th, 12 noon – 1 pm. Deb Chaney and Rojia Dadashzadeh will be working on wood panel, and demonstrating some useful and exciting layering, removal, sanding, etching, and glazing techniques, using both opaque paint, glazes and mixed media to create dynamic effects, depth, and intriguing transparent surfaces. Location map.

Saturday, February 12, 2011

Finished project

Here is the picture of my paintings set up on site. It looks great!

Thursday, January 13, 2011

Interior Design Model Home Project

I just recently had a great opportunity to work with a great interior design company to work on a series of paintings called Lines and I was thrilled to take them on site today and see the set up in progress. It turns out the model home was right beside this building that I went to religiously last semester to study clownology. What are the odds? 


Line 1

Line 2

Line 3

Line 4

Line 5

Line 6

"Line" series in progress

Set-up on site

I will post the final set up pictures once I have them.

Wednesday, January 12, 2011

Language

Are forms really extension of language. Is there a difference between forms and words ,which are essentially forms in a physical and visual sense, but the meaning and context they carry is of another essence? How did it all get so complicated and how inevitable it is to be caught in the mist of the complexity and contribute to its infinity. Is the intention of the creator to simplfy or to complicate?