New Riddle

The decoration framed the gallery this time in a conceptually new way, What this "play" is about, what did it convey? Maybe I could analyze the givens now knowing that I am the part of the play as an actor/viewer. It strikes me how symbolic and always true "life is a theater..."
                    The artist is not just the decorator of the play this time, not just accomplice but the ideologist of her unusual show orchestrating a new riddle for the public. Will they or won't they figure her out... She is watching and waiting to meet those like-minded who want consciously to be a pert of her game/play. The eternal quest of creator in search of the unique artistic identity.

Julie Schenkelberg Bad Blood @ Asya Geisberg Gallery

To flatten multidimensional by the thought. Then to make it flat by multidimensional thinking.

Julie Schenkelberg Bad Blood @ Asya Geisberg

            The piece, I personally name "The Judge" maybe overlooks the view with a most critical eye.

pastel blue sparkles background jaisini gif version set of 2

Art 43 Basel: Art Unlimited, a photo by gleitzeit2012 on Flickr.

Kuchiku's Kawailight Zone: Bottoms up for Paul Jaisini - THE SPARKLE

Kuchiku's Kawailight Zone: Bottoms up for Paul Jaisini - THE SPARKLE

DO I LOVE THIS ARTWORK? Art/43/Basel

Julian SCHNABEL "800 Blows", a photo by gleitzeit2012 on Flickr.

L & M Arts 
Julian SCHNABEL
"800 Blows"
1983
mixed media

DO I LOVE THIS ARTWORK?

Yes, Julian Schnabel, 

THIS IS MY FAVORITE

Julie Schenkelberg... spoon-words, wood-letters... envelope -- the sculpture...

 

Putting my impression in words is probably similar to the artist's work of putting her "signature"objects
    into an envelope (the sculpture) from which pieces of the story start to sneak out. But what is inside the
    envelope? Can new memories be created? Nothing is more precious then memories. Without memories,
    without the past there's no future.
  
   

lavender brushstroke

flowers, random collage gif

Seeing it Pink. Optimism Art

Optimism as new art trend is what the recent artfairs seem to convey with the atmosphere of festivities, parties and friendly art for everyone.
Art as fun for all.
The artworks that are biggest fun become the show's "fairmark" (landmark) for picture taking. 

Emerald Underwater with sparkles

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  Caroline Zaleski As a child, The Water Babies my fav. book. Now this. Thankyou.

  
  

  
  
  

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  this is beautiful. Can you tell me what it is? I still don;t understand fb; I had a message that it was a picture of me. ??????

  
  
  

  L.t. Wheeler a picture Bascha, just enjoy it ...

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  I am enjoying it. thanks.

  
  
  

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Cubes Set Of Five Art Gif Homage to Paul Jaisini

“The hardest thing of all is to find a black cat in a dark room, especially if there is no cat.” ― Confucius

hardest thing of all is to find a black cat“The hardest thing of all is to find a black cat in a dark room, especially if there is no cat.” …

alien art gif original image with added glitter frame

body cubism by Stella Richie and Daniel DMX

summer diary breast flower with glitters invisible girl series stelly riesling homage to jaisini

Rainbow running away from JAISINI

Profound in Julie Schenkelberg's Bad Blood

The life circle is VARIABLE going by an unknown pattern, no longer predictable,
defined or foreseen.
Steps taken -- forgotten.
The present moment dissipates in the past.
Past -- future. New -- old.
Beginning -- end.

the art show to remember, Julie Schenkelberg Bad Blood @ Asya Geisberg

The exhibition explores themes of
memory,  the past, the future, the fleeting present.
I see the earnest longing to bring visual art to it's pure state by Julie's use of classically artistic materials. I see that painting is reinvented yet again.