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Steve Bradford
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- Lisbon Falls, ME
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- What kind of art do you do?
- Assemblage
- What is your website address?
- http://stevebradford.me
- What is the guiding principle in your art?
- To help people realize that there are stories in all of the little bits and pieces of life around them.
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Call to Artists: "Finding a Place of My Own" from Doug + Laurie Kanyer Art Collection
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Call for Artists: A Book About Death / Tribute to Ray Johnson
Started by Janice McDonald Jul 27, 2019.
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Hello Steve, nice to hear back from you. I agree with you, by the way, in that the little bits and pieces around us all have their stories. My house and studio looks like a junkyard! I have come to encaustic fairly recently. It is beginning to reveal its purposes for me. Trapped, embedded stories. I've made a supply of my own encaustic 'cakes' so far, but I'm no expert technically. I'd recommend artist Brigitte Guerzon Mills and Seth Apter (Seth's more assemblage). I have a book by Patricia Baldwin Seggebruch: Encaustic Mixed Media. Give me a heads up when you do anything encaustic. I'll look up your book artist friend's work; thanks for that. :)
How come, I was doing a serious art project...
Now I finally know why Estragon and Vladimir wait for Godot: the chairs from Steve Bradford.
I am adding the http. I hope you don't mind. Your works are just so textural and appealing.
http://stevebradford.me/
I do like your 'conversation pieces' (my term) Steve. The little chairs are personalities in themselves.