Q: Please tell us about your show that opens on December 6th at Parione 9 Gallery in
Rome. Where did the name Homeberries come from?
A: The moment I named the show this way is the moment I realized that THE MEANING that lies beneath it, is part of me since the beginning of time. When I found this name, it was like a relief. more » “Interview with the Artist Ixie Darkonn”
On the 6th December 2017 Parione9 Gallery unveils “Homeberries”, Ixie Darkonn’s solo show, part of the first edition of “I Dreamk it: I Dream + I Drink”
On the 6th December 2017 Parione9 Gallery unveils “Homeberries”, Ixie Darkonn’s solo show, part of the first edition of “I Dreamk it: I Dream + I Drink”. Parione9 Gallery presents the first edition of I Dreamk it, a project by Ixie Darkonn. To eat. To drink. more » “Homeberries – Ixie Darkonn’s New Show”
Q: Tell us a little about your method and how you came to favor this medium.
A: I use 3DCG to make a drawing and print it on tarpaulin. Then I paint acrylic gouache by hand and air brush to finish it.
I used to make a clay model and cut several layers then, I used oil to make a painting.
However, it is quite difficult to make a complicated motif by cutting a clay model. Then, I met a 3DCG creator at one of my shows and he suggested that I could use a computer and CG. I believe that 3DCG is the best way to express my concept, so I have been studying 3DCG by myself. more » “Interview with the Artist Kazuki Takamatsu”
The nationally renowned expressionist painter Jose Luis Rodriquez completed his art education in Nyssa Mexico and then moved to Ontario at age eighteen, he later moved to Boise Idaho where he founded the Art Attack Gallery with his friend David Alrihart.
more » “Interview with the Artist Jose Luis Rodriguez Guerra”
Q: How long have you been an artist? Please tell us a little about your chosen medium? Do you do any other creative arts?
A: I’ve been interested in being creative for as long as I can remember but I distinctly recall when I was around 12-13 deciding that this is what I wanted “to do”. That was around the same time my mom gave me her old wooden paint box with the oil paints she had dabbled with in her younger days. more » “Interview with the Artist Jenny Bird”
