Details
Saturday, Oct 26, 2024.
10am – 2pm EST
The Goggle Works,
Boscov Theatre,
201 Washington Street,
Reading, PA 19601
Overview
Historically, art has used narrative to explore surrealism, fantasy, mythology, and more. Anthropomorphism, the attribution of human characteristics to animals or other non-human entities, has been a powerful tool in these narratives, serving as a symbolic and communicative device. This practice speaks to the subconscious, allowing the imagination to soar and messages to connect with universal audiences.
In this seminar, I will share insights from my own creative, problem solving journey, particularly relative to my recent project, “Moon-Bather’s Chapel.” This piece, along with its studies and maquettes, serves as a testament to the power of anthropomorphism in art. I will present a slideshow of the work in progress, accompanied by an array of maquettes, images, and resources, and a lecture on the methodological and strategic lessons learned along the way.
For more information go to: www.imaginativerealism.com/programming