Autism Awareness No. 5, The Wonder Of The Sea
by Danielle Rosaria
Title
Autism Awareness No. 5, The Wonder Of The Sea
Artist
Danielle Rosaria
Medium
Mixed Media - Acrylic Paint, Sand And Sand Dollar On Canvas
Description
This is a minimalist marine piece that I did as part of an exploration of the world through autism. This piece was a long time in coming even as it sits in its simplicity. It was inspired by my series, "Autism Awareness" because I have learned that people on the spectrum often experience the world through textures. My daughter loves Playdough, slime, sensory bins ant the like, so I want to create more art that is three dimensional. My dream is to create interactive art someday.
This piece was made first by using Playdough and pressing coral and sea shells into it to create molds. Then I poured white acrylic paint into these molds and allowed them to dry. Once this process was complete the work came together quickly and with a lovely flow of creativity, for I had been dreaming for weeks about what colors I should use for this painting. The two elements that are not paint here are the real sand dollar in the lower right corner and the sand that I mixed into the brown on the sea floor.
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December 21st, 2018
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Comments (14)
Laurel Adams
Danielle, as this tribute nears a close, I wish to thank you for your Social Awareness artwork; the gift of using Colour and beauty to Teach and Unite is perhaps some of life’s greatest Joy for an artist! Thank you for this enhanced perspective thru your Talent and Narrative! Best to you. I so enjoy your contributions to Life thru the Arts...music, painting, Writing, parenting...BEing. Grateful
Toni Hopper
Great image - and just know by adding the textural elements and allowing people to touch and feel your art, you have achieved the interactive experience!
Luther Fine Art
Congratulations! Your marvelous art has been featured on the Home Page of the ABC Group. This art has been selected from M IS FOR MARINE themed week July 8-14! You are invited to add this wonderful art to the features archive
Sarah Batalka
Such a wonderful concept and motivation behind this piece, which is absolutely beautiful. Lovely texture and vibrant colors, and I really enjoy the 3D aspect. Love this series of yours, Danielle! L/F
Danielle Rosaria replied:
Thank you so much for your kind and thoughtful comment! Art is a powerful way to explore new worlds and ways of being.
Hazel Holland
You have created three-dimensional artwork that is both striking and beautiful in its simplicity, Danielle! L/F
Nikolyn McDonald
Even in a print, the texture and depth you were hoping for is evident. Very interesting and striking piece, Danielle. In the Best of Minimalism group, features depend on nominations by members; this is one of my two pod's for January 4.
Danielle Rosaria replied:
Thank you so very much Nikolyn! I really appreciate your kind comment. I love doing these "painting with objects" pieces.