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| Gregory Ilich |
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Born 1953.
GREGORY ILICH has lived in Paris, London, Milan, Sydney, and currently resides in Manhattan. He attended the Ecole Camondo, the Rhode Island School of Design, graduated from Brown University, and went on to attend the Graduate School of Fine Arts at the University of Pennsylvania.
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| About the Artist |
I feel that life is a collage of different viewpoints, angles and perspectives. I am drawn to the dramatic juxtaposition of beauty and ugliness; comedy and tragedy; darkness and light -- and I accept the spectrum of human experience in-between these dramatic extremes. I attempt to achieve something universally understood while delving into my most personal observations, or DREAMSCAPES.
DREAMSCAPES symbolize our most personal visions, our most free associations with our mind-spirits, through daydreaming, nightdreaming and the creative process-trance.
They attest to the courage and discipline required of all artists to experience and evoke the full spectrum of life's emotions -- reactions to the light and dark of worldly experience.
DREAMSCAPES, as a concept, embraces all forms of visual expression; hence the inclusion of surrealism alongside abstraction, expressionism, fauvism, naive, symbolism and representational...always dreaming, always mapping our roads in the subconscious landscape.
Techniques include; oil tempera painting; photography, xerography, computer paintbox programs, blueprinting -- all for the express purpose of evoking a feeling of wakeful imagination based on reality.
My concern for authentic imagery has given me reason to create my own vision through eye-to-hand imagination, through the lens and through post-production presentation technologies.
Each technology used has its own pure and intrinsic character celebrated for its own level of excellence. I learn from one technique and use it to benefit the others. Perhaps I will superimpose layers of slides, or project a photo image of a painting onto a photographed subject, using the pentimento that I learned from the many lacquered layers of tempera oil painting.
I'm mostly concerned with the ground or surface of my artwork and how its composition will affect the perception of layered depth.
The world and all its forms are my subjects, but what interests me most subjectively is how I dream the world through my hand and eye.
Sometimes I paint from the scene -- en plein air -- using sketches and photographs to give structure to my compositions. I mix feeling with representation. I create a format which encompasses many viewpoints and distortions to create a reality. I use traditional media (such as charcoal pencil, water-color, gouache, acrylic and oil) and combine them with the most advanced technologies (such as photographs, laser color copies, and blueprints.)
My subjects are as varied as Portraiture; Landscape; Citiscape; Interiors; the Nude; and Photo-Collage what might be best defined as personal-vision art, or DREAMSCAPES. |
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Crossroads
2003 99CM |
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| Education and biography |
EDUCATION
FINE ART PAINTING
The Art Students League, N.Y.C. 1991
LIFE DRAWING FOR ILLUSTRATORS AND DESINERS
The Society of Illustrators, N.Y.C. 1983-1990
MASTER OF FINE ARTS PROGRAM
The New York Academy of Art, N.Y.C. 1990
LIFE DRAWING
The Academy of Design, N.Y.C. 1982-1983
CONTINUING EDUCATION IN GRAPHIC DESIGN AND ILLUSTRATION
School of Visual Arts, N.Y.C. 1982-1981
DIPLOME D'ARCHITECTURE INTERIEUR ET DU
DESIGN D'ENVIRONMENTS ET D'ESPACES INTERIEURS
L'Ecole Nissim De Camondo, Paris 1978-1981
MASTERS PROGRAM IN ARCHITECTURE
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia 1976-1978
B.A. INDEPENDENT MAJOR IN ART AND DESIGN
Brown University, Providence, R.I. 1972-1976
Combined majors in Studio Art, Art History, and cross-registration
Rhode Island School of Design
ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN
Rhode Island School of Design, Providence 1973-1976
Cross-registration from Brown University
CUM LAUDE DIPLOMA
American School of Paris, France 1967-1970
SUEDE, NYC 2002
THE 4TH STREET PHOTO GALLERY, NYC 2001
OPALINE GALLERY, NYC 1999
IZZY'S BAR & GALLERY, NYC 1998
FRIED MAHER & GREINER GALLERY, Munchen 1997
KAREN WIGHT GALLERY, Sante Fe, NM 1996
FOCAL POINT GALLERY, CITY ISLAND, NY 1995
Award Winner of National Competition
A DIFFERENT LIGHT GALLERY, NYC 1995
WETHERHOLT GALLERY, WASHINGTON, D.C. 1994
INVISIBLE DOG POST PRODUCTION GALLERY SPACE, NYC 1994
STONE STREET ENTERTAINMENT, NYC 1994
ART & INDUSTRY AT MAI TAI, NYC 1994
THE PALACE, NYC 1994
TATOU SUPPER CLUB AND NIGHT CLUB, NYC & LA 1994
USA THIERRY MUGLER ROOM, NYC 1993
WETHERHOLT GALLERY, WASHINGTON, D.C. 1993
PORTFOLIO GALLERY & RESTAURANT, NYC 1993
MARGARET KENTON'S CONTEMPORARY FINE ART, NYC 1992
GALLERY STENDHAL, NYC 1991 |
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