George H Wood
Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina
Professional Artist specializing in Pastels and Photography
MessageGeorge H Wood
PO Box 3368 Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948
E: [email protected] P: 252-423-1234
Professional Summary
I am an artist whose philosophy is to present 'stories illuminated’. I have been certified as professional photographer by the Professional Photographers of America and I have recently included pastels in my work. My works are exhibited in several galleries and have been collected for numerous private collections. My works have merited in local, state and national competitions.I have had solo exhibits at The Dare County Arts Council and Town of Duck. I have recently retired from my environmental practice and now am pursuing professional art on a full time basis specializing in environmental portraiture and fine arts.
Work Experience
President of Environmental Professionals, Inc.
1987 to September 2023
Freelance Professional Photographer
2014 to present
Pastelist
2024 to present
Education
Masters of Science
East Carolina University 1980
Certified Professional Photographer 2018
Professional Photographers of America
Statement
George H Wood, CPP
I am a pastelist and photographer whose artistic philosophy is to present 'stories illuminated'. I endeavor to create images which tell a story. The over arching theme of my work is to amplify basic truths and evoke compassionate understanding of nature and our fellow beings. My formal training as a scientist and life long avocation of philosophy, forms the foundation of my work so it is consistent with reality and yet spiritual in essential principals. Indeed, there are fanciful stories intended to allow exploration of the inconceivable vastness of our being both distant and near, large and small, physical and metaphysical.
I invite you to slow down, explore the wonderment of that which is inside each of us as basic truths and to revel in some spiritual refreshment. Our lives are very busy and inundated with information interpreted for us. It hardly gives us time to think for ourselves. The best way I know to eliminate the external noise and provide a space for reflection is through images that encourage interpretation of where You are right now. Art is reductive, stripping away the superfluous and focusing on that which is often unseen because of the extremes of every day life.
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