Neoclassic Modules from the collection of South Carolina Arts Commission

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James F. Edwards
Neoclassic Modules, 1983
collage/mixed media
38 x 50 in

Many artists are concerned with the way things look. At one time, this too was my major emphasis. However, my work over the past several years has been increasingly concerned with the socio-cultural relationships, with the way things are perceived, or the way we perceive them. This theoretical development has necessitated a change in the form of the work from painting to video, photography and drawing. Artists have a personal language based on behavior; mental and physical. The move to a new media (primarily video) has facilitated communication that the decorative qualities of the painting prevented.

Collections: South Carolina Arts Commission State Art Collection

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