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David Derr
 
 
关于此艺术家

I believe that humanities major talent is making symbols. We have been this way since the beginnings of our existence as a race. It is the reason we have a written language, music, painting, sculpture, dance, mathematics, the sciences and our entire civilization. This is the cornerstone of what it is to be a thinking human being. My painting, mixed media and digital works are his explorations into the creative spirit. The visual arts, music, dance, literature, myths, mysticism, spirituality and the sciences as well as everyday life all contribute in the creation of my images. Good paintings and drawings present subjects that engage the heart and soul on levels that words cannot. This is what visual artists do best, we create unique visual languages, languages that can convey layers of emotion and meaning at a glance through color, shape, form and line. This layering of imagery, sometimes opposite in emotion, engages the viewer to look deeper into their own souls to find the depths to each piece that are may not be initially apparent. Because of this layering many viewers see images in my paintings that were not consciously created, as if some mystical force was leading my hand during the creation of a work adding even more depth to the imagery. For me drawing and painting is about creating a space where both the creator and the viewers creative thoughts are set free to explore unexpected paths.

 
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Concerto For Dingo and Tiki Go

2004-2005
Oil on Canvas
91.44 x 121.92

An unusual jazz/opera concert done is a visual equivalent of a fractured fairytale including elements of cubism and cartooning.

Ressurection of the Magi

2006
Oil on Linen
91.44 x 121.92

This painting deals with the ressurection of an ancient religion. However, the twist is that the priest have become priestesses. The Wise Men, become Wise Women. The truth is when I started this painting I was unsure of the meaning behind the original sketch, but then I found a note with the sketch referencing "The Atlas of Mysterious Places" edited by Jennifer Westwood, and it all made sense. The Magi, originally members of a tribe who live in northwest Iran, were widely regarded throughout the ancient world as the privileged priests of Zoroastrianism. The Three Wise Men, were said to travel from Saveh in Iran to witness the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem, were Magi. From this word comes the word "magic", once used to denote the rites of Zoroastrianism. Later, when that faith was supplanted by other religions, it simply came to mean "sorcery". Zoroastrianism was a reformed version of the Aryan faith (google Mithra) stressing the principle of dualism - the eternal conflict between the creator Ahuramazda and his adversary Ahriman, between Good and Evil, Truth and Lie. Fire is the central feature of Soroastrianism as the symbol of Ahuramsda. Modern Parsees (only 130,00 modern day Zoroastrians live in Bombay, India) maintain, as their ancestors did, a perpetual fire in their temples. The priests still wear veils to prevent their breath from contaminating the purity of the fire and only clean, dry wood is used.

St. George and the Itty Bitty

2005
Oil on Linen
76.2 x 101.6

My intention wth this piece was to emulate the early 15th century painting styles and composition which I found somewhaat iconographic and translate that feel to my own style and sensibility.

Spin

2006
Oil on Linen
76.2 x 101.6

The sad worried eyes Stare transfixed upon the spinning rings Interlocked and moving with a subsonic hum Crystal chimes sound when they touch forming and releasing new possibilities The rings of fate continue to spin His raised hand, in a blessing Sends out waves of chance, Colliding with strings of time Creating random symphonies of life, moving in lush rhythms Ascending into the violent serenity of chaos His strained face, covered by the living moko Reflect's the insistent and maddening songs of the muses Eternally demanding his vigilance Their constant cravings never ceasing He questions the overwhelming responsibility of movement, Of creativity, of dancing in the moment Of giving birth And letting go The rings continue to spin

Fire Dance

2002-2003
Oil on Canvas
81.28 x 111/76

Fire Dance is about ritual and dance and the bridge that it creates between this world and those other we do not understand. In this painting the figures were done in a combination of the styles of Inca and Aztec figures with a touch of influence of the Japanese master Hokusi. Using these styles in combination with the theme of a fire dance and the colors of a raging fire burning off the picture plane and its cast shadows gives the composition an ancient and mystical feel evoking the spirit of the dance.

Bird In Hand

2003-2004
Mixed Media On Paper
76.2 x 96.52

Bird in Hand incorporates many Sumerian cuneiform symbols as well as figures in yogic and ballet stances. The heads of the figures are a combination of instruments and parts of a gondola. For me the building represent a library of knowledge, both scientific, cultural and spiritual written knowledge that needs to be protected from the the ever present danger of religious fundamentalism that is prevailing the world at the moment.

Courting the Muse

2004-2005
Mixed Media On Paper
71.12 x 86.36

Courting the Muse
The main figure is transparent so that it resembles the foms of Indonesian Wayang Kulit or “Shadow Play”, a unique combination of ritual, lesson, and entertainment.

Birdland

1999
Oil on Hydrament
73.66 x 91.44

Deep Time

2001
Mixed Media on Paper
76.2 x 93.98

Three and The Moon

2005
Mixed Media on Paper
56.34 x 73.66

Walking The Dog

2002
Oil on Canvas
101.6 X 101.6

Two Left Feet

2000
Oil on Linen
83.82 X 101.6

Testing the Waters

2003
Oil on Canvas
91.44 x 121.92

Sentinel of the Sun

2007
Assemblage/Sculpture
50.8 x 30.48 x 57.78

This Assemblage is made from restored antique victorian scrollwork, a croquet ball, an federal era keystone, a tibetan Bhudi bead, a golden chain, an antique plumb bob, the spring from and old clock and salvaged granite. Mostly rare and unique items.

Sentinel of the Bridge

2007
Assemblage/Sculpture
81.28 x 11.43 x 43.18

This Assemblage is made from restored antique victorian scrollwork, a federal era keystone, a mugui ball, a part from an old player piano, an rusted trowel, a rusted wheel, and salvaged granite. Mostly rare and unique items

Sentinel of the Masquerade

2007
Assemblage/Sculpture
35.56 x 26.67 x 91.44

This Assemblage is made from restored antique victorian scrollwork, a federal era keystone, a antique kitchen tool, a resin molded piece (copper leafed), a resin beads, and salvaged granite. Mostly rare and unique items

Sentinel of the Night

2007
Assemblage/Sculpture
66.04 x 26.67 x 93.98

This Assemblage is made from restored antique victorian scrollwork, a croquet ball, an federal era keystone, a pyritized ammonite and salvaged granite. Mostly rare and unique items

Twin Sentinel

2007
Assemblage/Sculpture
38.1 X 8.89 x 81.28

This Assemblage is made from restored antique victorian scrollwork, a croquet balls, an federal era keystone, part of an old clock, road flattened and rusted metal and salvaged granite. Mostly rare and unique items

Sentinel of Dreams

2007
Assemblage/Sculpture
36.83 x 28.86 x 58.42

This Assemblage is made from restored antique victorian scrollwork, a federal era keystone, parts from an old clock, a stone inscribed with the world "dream" and salvaged granite. Mostly rare and unique items

Tempest and the Teapot

2003-2004
Oil on Canvas
91.44 x 121.92

 
教育程度与个人自传
Most of my art training has been informal.
I studied life drawing and graphics at The Art Student League in NYC during the mid to late 70's and early 80's as well other local classes. I spent a few years making ends meet by being an artists model. Now I have my own graphic design business with clients throughout the USA.

Selected Past Exhibitions

ADP Corporate, September-October 2006, Morristown, NJ
Art for Industry, June 2005, Morristown, NJ
Ocean County College, December 2004, Toms River, NJ
24 x 24, October 2004, Garnerville, NY
Garnerville Art Expo, June 2004, Garnerville, NY
International Open Image, March 2004, Waterloo Gallery, London, England
Drue-Crist Gallery, June 2003, Sparta, NJ
Discover Jersey Arts, Featured Artist Online exhibition, May 2003
International Open Image, Digital Art Exhibition, April 2003, Deluxe Gallery, London, England
About Vision, Digital Art Exhibition, April 2002, Gallery 14, London, England
Pace University, April - May 2002, NY, NY
3rd National Juried Exhibition, March - April 2001, Studio 4 West, Piermont, NY
Once in a Blue Moon, January - March 2001, Studio 4 West, Piermont, NY
25th Anniversary Exhibition, May-June 2000, City Without Walls Gallery, Newark, NJ
Nabisco Corporate Center, March 2000, E. Hanover, NJ
Art & Machinery, Jaguar, February 2000, Mahwah, NJ
Invitational, March 99 - July 99, Manhattan Transfer Inc., NY, NY
Pliedes Gallery 16th Annual Juried Exhibition, Summer 1998, NY, NY
Juror: Ivan Karp, OK Harris Gallery
93 South Gallery, Summer 1998, Nyack, NY
Space 4 Gallery, 1998, Chelsea, NY, NY
Penumbra at Lever House, 1996, Lever House, NY, NY
NY Theological Seminary, 2 Person Show, 1995, NY, NY
Pandora’s Box, 3 Person Exhibition, June 1994, Williams Center For The Arts, Rutherford, NJ
44 Annual Art of the Northeast USA, 1993, Silvermine Guild Arts Center, New Canaan CT
Juror: Holly Solomon, Solomon Gallery, NY, NY


Selected Media:

Gallery and Studio, September-October 2006
Beatles Art, Boxagami Books, September 2006
Moondance.org, E-Zine, December 2004, March 2005
Eunomia, Austrailian Senate Newsletter, Fall 2004
Franklin Pierce Law Center, Traditional Knowledge website, Summer 2005 - ongoing
Branches Quarterly, Uccelli Press, Winter 2004, Spring 2004
Discover Jersey Arts, Online exhibition, May 2003
Photoshop User, January-February 2002
Digital Fine Arts, August- September 2000 The Art Crowd, Premier Issue, January 2000
NY Times

Selected Awards:

Adobe Digital Imaging Competition, 2004, Honorable Mention
ReFocus Now Calendar Competition, 2004-2005, 1st Place
International Digital Mural Competition, 2001, 2nd place
 
未来的展览
In 2007 I was included in two international juried shows at Monkdogz Urban Gallery in Chelsea, NYC, NY. At the moment I'm in another international juried show (judge: Laurence Gartel digital art Icon) called Digital Art Long Island. I have recently submitted work to NanoArt 2007 featuring images created using electron microscope photography. I'm sure there are some exhibitions I've missed.
 
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