A Kitchen for the Soul

I am so in love with this kitchen...

It's the perfect rustic charm !!!

Emily Noelle Lambert

I saw her work in Seoul, September 2008.

I wanted to hang these in my Living Room.

I think this was the image that was used for the Invitation Card.

I felt so *alive* standing in front of her colors.

They were magical...

I love the primal screams raging through her canvases...

They make me connect to my core self...

http://emilynoellelambert.net/home.html

Statement

Process drives my painting; uncovering and peeling away material, meaning, and ultimately my self.
This new body of work includes paintings and sculpture made within the past six months. This was a process of purging as well as cultivation. The sweet switch of duality of creation and destruction plays back and forth; wiping away, erasing, and then the rekindling. With this work, I am intuitively exploring my experiences by extracting them, both consciously and subconsciously, from a visual language of impressions, recollections and desires.
The sculpture and paintings came into being through the impulse for greater physicality, more muscle and fight, a yearning to see thought made tangible. Cross-pollinating between 2-D and 3-D, the pieces lean into one and inform one another.
The undercurrent of the challenges of life, death, love, and change, are woven through each piece. I have a desire for control of each piece but consciously allow for a lack of control¬ — the drips of paint sliding down the canvases and constructed forms are a testament to the uncontrolled. The melding of paint, net, glass beads, and monkey fur result in a clash of meaning and making. I am aligning my artistic process with the process of living, seeking meaning, lyricism and striving within both.

http://www.priskajuschkafineart.com/artists/Emily_Noelle_Lambert/statement.php

STYLE; thy name is slow decadence. . .

I don't know *why* but I am very drawn to this right now.

(Can't wait to show the nailcolor pic to my nail artist! :->   )

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Aura Soma by a Lady Named "Viki"

One of the bestsellers in Seoul these days is a book on color. I feel that it is a bit like "horoscope in gem-like bottles."

Still, how gorgeous they are!! I spent hours and hours on their website... choosing 4 bottles... You can go and try it yourself. http://www.aura-soma.net/

the use of *yellow* in Lichtenstein & Keith Haring

These are instances of my two fave *yellows* in the entire history of art!

They are both *pure* yellows, so cheerful, and they make me happy! :D