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This is my personal blog for my artwork. My artist statement can be found at the bottom of the page. Enjoy!

Monday, March 14, 2011

Diary of the Erie Canal

Digital Imaging. 2009

Posted by Corynn O'Connor at 4:21 PM

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About Me

Corynn O'Connor: Art Education Graduate from Nazareth College

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Painting

Erie Canal
Raking
O'Connor Automotive
Lichtenstein Self Portrait
Lake George
Moonlight
Tickled
Ava

Illustration

Road Trip
Closet Full of Colors

Printmaking

Nature's Nurture
Nostalgia
Saddle Shoes
Water Bottle
Footprints
Pond Life
Hummingbird (Yellow)
Hummingbird (Orange)
Patience
Unity
Marco Island
Fences
Forsaken
Summer Breeze
Timber
Nestled

Ceramics

Mother Nature
Tree House
Gardener's Teapot
The Games of Life
Honey Pot

Jewelry and Metalsmithing

Renewal Necklace
Gender Roles
Emergency Use Only
Mitosis
Rebirth

Digital Imaging

Diary of the Erie Canal
Graphic Self Portrait

Drawing

Clear as Crystal
Harvest
Button Up
Tea Time
Flora
Fruits and Vegetables
Sweet Tooth
Trompe l'oeil

2D Design

Staircase Labyrinth
Architectural Alphabet
Creek Collage

High School Portfolio

New York Collage
New York Skyline
Still Life
Hard Rock Cafe, Niagara Falls
Mannequin
Dew
Amanda's Bicycle
Favorite Fruit
Abstract Musician
Longo Self Portrait
Technology Generation
Self Portrait

Followers

Artist Statement

For me, art is natural. Artistic expression resides within my continuous thought process, it comes naturally. I am simply fascinated by nature itself. The underlying patterns and organic forms found in nature represent a kind of simple beauty. Nature can be still, peaceful, breathtaking. But what happens when man disregards the beauty that nature has to offer, consuming it for his own good? Nature reveals that it cannot be tamed. Many similarities exist between man and nature; it is important to understand this in order to coexist.

Much of my work emphasizes the relationship between man and nature, and the interconnection that unifies all living things. The cycle between them can be vicious yet beautiful. Nature is too often mistaken for a resource or commodity. The majesty of natural forms is often overlooked. I seek to illuminate the simple beauty that can be found in all aspects of nature and living things. I believe that the aspects of this world untouched by man are among the most beautiful and artistic.

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Monday, March 14, 2011

Diary of the Erie Canal

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