There's no incorrect answer to what you should see in abstract art. Use imagination. Make up your own story and be convinced with it. Your story is the subjective truth you live with. Ultimately, it's not only about abstract art, but also everything in life is about how you view things.
*** MOMOKO spent all of her youth in cold Hokkaido, Japan. Her independent nature and international mind led her alone to the States in 1992. She had lived in Oklahoma, Texas, and Michigan before the tropical colors mesmerized her in 2000, [
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There's no incorrect answer to what you should see in abstract art. Use imagination. Make up your own story and be convinced with it. Your story is the subjective truth you live with. Ultimately, it's not only about abstract art, but also everything in life is about how you view things.
*** MOMOKO spent all of her youth in cold Hokkaido, Japan. Her independent nature and international mind led her alone to the States in 1992. She had lived in Oklahoma, Texas, and Michigan before the tropical colors mesmerized her in 2000, prompting her to move to Miami, Florida, where she currently resides.
*** MOMOKO specializes in abstract art because of its multiplicity and freedom in its interpretations. She became a full-time artist after reading Søren Kierkegaard who wrote in a great deal about subjective truth.
LINESCAPING: LineScaping is a series of original art works, created by lines. It features a minimalist abstraction with a distinctive style. All lines are drawn freehand one by one, unlike some people may suspect it computer assisted.
(www.LineScaping.com)
COLLAGE: Mixed media collage has a lot to do with experimentation, whereas LineScaping art requires rather constrained forms. Natural and incidental occurrences of materials are 'cropped' and elaborated into art.
(www.momokosudo.com/collage)
EPOXY RESIN: MOMOKO recently became an expert on using epoxy resin as fine art. Resin enhances the brightness of color as well as making the artworks glossy.
(www.ResinJob.com)
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