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I have to admit, my journey into sculpturing is finally coming into fruition. From my naive start of 3 years ago and a recent medical condition with my over used hands, I am getting to a point in my artist's life that I am finally getting there. The lines and vision are aligned and moving in to the direction that I want. Its an expensive, tiring and frustrating process but I am happy in the end result. But more than anything, I get that "high" feeling again when I accomplish something in art that I used to have when I painted something before. It is funny that its really a time learned skill even when you have the talent for it. I think mor

Love and Hope Inspired by each artists' passion with the synergy of their philosophy, the exhibit, Love and Hope, is the culmination of self-discovery, expressions and impressions of the creative mind to materialize the two of the most used abstracts in the field of art.  From the plane of one's canvas or to the curves of a sculpted work, each of the artists invokes these two concepts either intertwined or at each other's throat or even as two separate entities by itself. What is love? What is hope? What is love without hope? Or hope without love? What are the opposite of these abstracts? What are their relationship to each other and thei