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Synthetic Realism

Synthetic Realism with unspecified burden

Unspecified Figure w/bookcase

mixed media
size: life

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painting by Elise Randles

Benchmade Furniture by Randy Weersing
of Weersing Furniture Studios

sculpture by Michael Randles / Elise Randles

Unspecified Figure w/chest of drawers

mixed media
size: life

slave table

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Unspecified Figure w/nonspecific burden
Chest of Drawers

mixed media
size: life

Foyer Table

Chest of Music
Unspecified Figure w/chest of drawers -- CD library
mixed media
size: life

Razzle Dazzle

Synthetic Realism

It is said, all art is either passification or complaint, but some may just
confirm the persistence of doubt
which is neither passification nor complaint.
It just is.

Some wish to bring more beauty into the
world, others wisth to behold confirmation of our species of perfectiability–– to make pretty things for fuzzy faces. Others wish to describe the the condition of humanity in terms critical of the classified meritocracy and it values.

The Mysterious Quotent:
Some create fuzzy things for pretty faces relying on soft, ambigious imagery to aswage the beholder, to beg the viewer to become a participant in divining the possible meaning of the product produced, to begile and imbue a sense of mystery.
Mystery being fuzzy allows both maker and viewer to wax poetic on the possible meaning of life. The meaning of life, yet unknowable remains unobtainable to both the viewer and viewed.
Art, Inspired by the need to communicate, now is a means to spread fog over the the fabric of the reality we all now face. Fuzzy things and pretty things are now moot.
Less is onlonger more and more is nolonger less, it just is.

mixed media
Size: Life

still life with eggplant and avocado