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MONOTYPE GUILD OF NEW ENGLAND: An Organization Dedicated to the Art of the Unique Print |
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ESTELLE LASCHEVER
Artist Statement Music is at the core of my artwork. In many of my works, interacting sounds of music are conveyed through the use of color, texture, shapes, line, rhythm and pattern. Through the use of abstract symbols organized in musical composition to represent expressive sound, composers have suggested many aspects of humanity, of our universe and beyond. These are the points of departure for my art works. I believe as Kandinsky stated, that every color has its own sound. Groups of colors repeat and can be "heard" in much the same way that musical phrases in performance can be experienced. My hope is that the viewer can experience my work relating to the "music" within each of them. Biography Estelle studied at the Art Students League in New York City with Will Barnett and Yasuo Kuniyoshi. She holds a BFA degree from Cornell University and a Masters of Art Education from the University of Hartford. Her paintings and monotypes have been widely shown and she has been the subject of twenty-two one-person exhibitions. She has also been the recipient of numerous awards. She has work in the permanent collections of the New Britain Museum of American Art in Connecticutt, as well as the Johnson Museum of Art in Ithaca, New York. Her work is in many other collections including Gerber Scientific Corp. Estelle has taught extensively in locations including the Wadsworth Atheneum, the Mattatuck Museum, Farmington Valley Arts Center, and Manchester Community College. Contact Information E-mail: lascheverfineart@att.net |
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