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Welcome
to The Studio, a place where anything goes!
November 3rd, 2005
Hello to you! I've been away for a little while. It's
nice to be pack. I'm working on two 8 x 10 foot landscapes. Also, ink
images descrived as books of about 15 pages each. And smaller figurative
paintings (3 x 4 feet); and what ever is coming forward next.
I am also showing in Dresden, Germany. Check
out my CV.
July 5th, 2004
"Story" of words from a kind person:
Hello there Monsieur
Iverson. I would care to extend my attraction to your gutsy and most
wonderful paintings. My first encounter with your work was a nosy happening.
I was simply viewing the James Baird gallery in St.Johns NL [Newfoundland]
,(my place of habitat) when I saw through the crack of an heavy adjacent
door an explosion of melodic colour. There in the vacant office leaned
one of your magnificent paintings. Non to which I have seen before,
so my lazy foot crept apon that crack in the door only to push its entirety.
Wide eyed and brimming there it was, still movent, running before my
eyes. My heart most truthfully lept, again and again my eyes graced
such bordom of consistant images that evoke, in my most polite manner...nothing.
You however have the makings. Most sincerly Linzee Barr Bizzarr@hotmail.com
Check out her
music - Linzee Barr is a musician - at The
Firewires.
April 14th, 2004
Creativity is a ritualistic process verifying, through
conscious and subconscious thought, the major inner convictions that
the creator holds, bringing "it" to the surface, so to assert
the very essence of one's existance. 1995-02-04
April 2nd, 2004
Pride is a see-through mirror. Your smiling intellect
gazes at its own reflection while on the see-through window side sits
and cries your lonesome soul.
March 21, 2004
Always beware of the germ that is out there and around
us constantly... known as "Daily Pattern".
March 19th, 2004
Moons
Smiling sweetly at
Quiet Moments running
Freely
Little Ms. Piano-keys
Sings interludes of
Circus atyre as
Mr. Yellow-Clock,
Drunk of time
Tip tows in cotton PJ's
On Bright Moons and
Bright Stars passing.
Phil, 2004
March 12th, 2004
In creativity it
is important to let out the wild beast from within,... because only
when it is running freely, can it be tamed.
Feb 12th, 2004
I am not here to teach, parse. I am here to react.
Feb 9th, 2004
The process of passion; the key factor in my work. Through
this process I am able to attain a clear view of how wonderful life
is, ... always.
Jan 15th, 2004
Energy is everywhere!
Dec 8th, 2003
For a dream to come true, wishing alone is not enough.
"Doing", can make a dream come true (boy, that one is tacky;
but it's true).
Nov
28, 2003
The
cityscape is like an image of our conscious mind (left hemisphere);
everything is mathematical and can be given reason. The natural landscape
is like our subconscious mind (right hemisphere) in that there is no
conscious planning behind the shape of the hills and rivers; it just
is.
Nov
26, 2003
Comparing
Bob Dylan to Tom Waits is like comparing Pavarotti to Carreras.
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