She is working for MTV Russia
A look like a mix between Jean Seberg and Brigitte Bardot
with a touch of Michelle Pfeiffer. Beautiful !
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Elena Kuletskaya - Paris Fashion Week
She is working for MTV Russia
A look like a mix between Jean Seberg and Brigitte Bardot
with a touch of Michelle Pfeiffer. Beautiful !
Cooler than you...
When I was writing this new post, I couldn't stop singing Mike Posner--Cooler than me... :) So here are my current playlist in no specific order!Current Playlist:
-B.O.B f/Hayley William: Airplanes
-Bruno Mars: Just The Way You Are
-Nicky Minaj: Your Love
-Mike Posner: Cooler Than Me
-Drake: Find Your Love
-Lady Antebellum-Need You Now
-LMFAO: I'm in Miami Bitch
-Chris Brown-Deuces
-La Roux: Bulletproof
I had a quick trip (4days) to California for MBA Conference, which was fun--a little bit of networking, sight seeing, fun/crazy/interesting nights with my friends Chioma, Macenie, & Stephanie ;)
outfit: H&M, and Jessica Simpson platforms
What are you currently listening to?
Unfortunate Pop Culture Tattoos
AlF
Richard Egan, The 300 Spartans
Swayze-Centaur
Avatar
Clay Aiken
Napoleon Dynamite
Bob Ross
Britney Spears
Snakes On A Plane logo
Twilight
Bono
Bob Barker
Ed O'Neil
Buffy The Vampire Slayer
Avril Lavigne
Zack Morris
Mike Tyson
Criss Angel
Tony Danza
Zac Freeman's Amazing Portraits Made With The Stuff In Your Junk Drawer.
You know all that stuff you either toss away of throw in the kitchen 'junk' drawer? Buttons, old remote controls, pen caps, paper clips, Altoid tins, Lego Minifigs, wire, plastic bits and pieces from lord-knows-what? Well those are precisely what artist Zac Freeman uses in creating these one of a kind portraits.
above: portrait of Jerry and Jerry detail
Beginning in 1999, Zac began collecting junk, found objects, and general trash which he then glued to wooden substrate to form an image -- in these cases, faces of men and women. His assemblage artworks are made on a large scale (the pieces average about 28" by 35") and when viewed close up look like crap cobbled together with a hot glue gun, but when viewed from afar are impressive, compelling and simply beautiful portraits.
above: Zac Freeman's portrait of Garrett (detail) and mouth (close-up)
His finished works combine the best aesthetic qualities of Chuck Close and Bernard Pras and that's saying something.
Garrett:
Garrett (detail):
Holly:
Holly (detail):
Ryan:
Ryan (detail):
Courtney:
Courtney (detail):
Bryan:
Bryan (detail):
Vince:
Vince(detail):
The artist's self portrait:
detail:
David, below, is his recent addition to the Woolff Gallery:
Zac at work in his studio:
above two images courtesy of Woolff Gallery
In the artist's own words:
"I was interested in communicating through visual representation in apparent 2-dimensional space and through the actual objects used for the medium in 3-dimensional space. It is very important to me that I incorporate the actual objects into the art as opposed to a picture or rendition of it because it better expresses the intention of the artwork. I feel the junk is more powerful being present. It is an actual thing to be reckoned with that existed in this time and place and carries energy in and of itself."
all images courtesy of the artist
Zac Freeman Art
For commission requests or inquiries about Zac's work please contact Nick Woolff of the Woolff Gallery.
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