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Interpretation of Abstract Art
Lavender Dream
Concentrate on this abstract painting; think about what the scene means to you and what emotions it evokes in your mind. It may not be the same as anyone else’s, but this will be your unique interpretation of the work. The painting is designed to bypass literal perception and instead provoke a powerful and sometimes unconscious emotion. The painting, LAVENDER DREAM, is by renowned artist architect JAMES CORDASCO.
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Posted by James Cordasco on 6/14/2008 1:44:09 PM |
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Abstract Art and Your Emotions
Mixed Emotions
The abstract painting MIXED EMOTIONS by artist James Cordasco is about his emotions, his life, his visions and his dreams and thoughts. However , abstract paintings can also be about you, the viewer. Concentrate on this painting to understand why you like the painting, what emotions does the painting evoke in your mind. Bring yourself into the painting, think about your life and your mixed emotions, and this will be your unique interpretation of the work.
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Posted by James Cordasco on 4/21/2008 8:47:58 PM |
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Topics: Abstract Art
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April's Promise
Emotional Connect of Abstract Art
I conceive my abstract ideas through intuition which enables me to perceive and interpret relations between various elements of my emotions. My abstract art is more emotionally evocative than other art forms. Those with a high emotional IQ will understand abstract art in a way that others cannot. While abstract art can be intellectualized to a degree, at its core it is the emotional connect to the art piece and the artist that is most important.
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Posted by James Cordasco on 4/10/2008 7:57:02 PM |
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Topics: Abstract Art
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Barnegat Bay, NJ
BARNEGAT TWILIGHT
A summer evening on Barnegat Bay, with the subdued light just after sunset, you can barely see the coast of Long Beach Island. A calm evening with an anchored boat, and Barnegat Lighthouse in the distance. Artist James Cordasco has captured this feeling and sense of place in this painting; Barnegat Twilight.
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Posted by James Cordasco on 3/23/2008 3:10:27 PM |
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Topics: Beautiful Painting
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Sacred Heart Basilica, Newark, NJ
Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart
Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart is a magnificent building in the heart of Newark, New Jersey. It is French Gothic and is next to Branch Brook Park. As a child, growing up in Newark, New Jersey, James Cordasco, would look across the lake of Branch Brook Park, with the blooming cherry blossom trees in the spring. As an artist and architect, Cordasco painted this beautiful cathedral which is awe inspiring and suggesting the regions distinctive character and sense of place. This church is the fifth largest cathedral in the United States. Sacred Heart was elevated to Basilica status by Pope John Paul II when he visited the cathedral in 1995.
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Posted by James Cordasco on 3/18/2008 7:44:30 PM |
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A contemporary look at Cape Hatteras Lighthouse
Cape Hatteras Lighthouse
The Cape Hatteras Lighthouse is the tallest lighthouse in America at 205 feet, it is large and majestic. It is the proud symbol of the Cape Hatteras National Seashore, North Carolina. Located to warn travelers off shore in the area known as the "Graveyard of the Atlantic," the lighthouse has black and white diagonal stripes that revolve around the shaft. Artist James Cordasco has creatively captured the diagonal stripes in relation to the lines of the sea and sky, producing a harmonic pleasant painting
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Posted by James Cordasco on 3/13/2008 8:58:13 PM |
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Topics: Contemporary Lighthouse
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Art As An Investment
Umbrellas On The Beach
When you own a painting by artist James Cordasco, you'll enjoy a masterpiece that exhibits creativity far beyond the average painting, and in addition, it is a solid investment that is bound to increase in value for generations. This is due to the fact that unlike most average painters, Cordasco‘s paintings are different, they seem to be about more than ephemeral things. Very structured, very creative, it shows his architectural bent. Even though a painting by Cordasco was purchased as an investment, many times it takes on special significance for you and your family, you might not want to part with it, even if it has soared in value. That's why most collectors insist they don't buy art as an investment, because art is about beauty, and they just enjoy owning it.
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Posted by James Cordasco on 3/4/2008 7:43:34 PM |
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Topics: Art Investment
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Thanksgiving Day
Thanksgiving Day
THANKSGIVING DAY
A powerful abstract painting by artist James Cordasco. The artist asks you to concentrate while looking at the painting. What you see can actually change what you feel at an unconscious level. Let yourself go, the painting will penetrate into your subconscious. Let the painting take you to Thanksgiving Day, the turkey, the colors the thoughts, happiness and despair of past Thanksgivings.
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Posted by James Cordasco on 2/29/2008 8:54:53 AM |
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Topics: Abstract
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Art Deco Gal
Art Deco Gal
The painting “Art Deco Gal” by James Cordasco brings to mind South Beach in Miami which has the largest collection of Art Deco architecture remaining in America. Art Deco is an art movement involving a mix of modern and decorative art styles. It is considered to be an elegant style of cool sophistication in architecture and applied arts.. In this painting artist James Cordasco has captured this cool sophisticated elegance.
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Posted by James Cordasco on 2/27/2008 7:50:14 PM |
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The Modulor
Architectural Le Modulor
The Modulor, developed by Architect Painter Le Corbusier provides “a harmonic measure to the human scale, universally applicable to architecture and mechanics.” It is a proportion system equivalent to that of natural creation, and is based on human proportions. It is used to improve both the appearance and function of architecture.
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Posted by James Cordasco on 2/26/2008 6:13:17 PM |
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