New artwork (rough draft) – kyoko cole art

kyoko cole art

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AboutCreating art is how I survive. If I didn’t have art I would be dead. Life builds up inside of me: life and love, the good, the bad, the fucked up, myself, the cycle of creation and destruction, and constant change, and the things we cannot change. It builds up until I feel like I’m going to explode, then I purge myself by exploding safely onto the canvas. It’s all very bittersweet. I use all mediums, painting, drawing, collages, sculpting, mosaics, jewelry making, depending on my mood. I use acrylic, oil, watercolor, charcoal, graphite, paper, clay, textiles, wax, and anything I can find. I started drawing when I was about 2 years old, and I started painting at 11, and everything else I picked up along the way. Art just turns me on. I like the way it *feels* painting and sculpting. There’s little to no thought about what I’m creating. I’m an emotional painter. I’m not painting an idea, but I’m painting the emotion that comes with an idea. It’s pure inspiration that flows freely out of me. When the canvas is empty, it is pure, and I want to corrupt it. I want to pull the emotion out…
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