"Created using photographic reference material gathered in my studio using a friend and fellow artist as the model. A prime example of why I like using creatives as models; be they painters, musicians, or in this case a musician and writer.
Fellow creative folks bring their own intention to the table which blends with mine - allowing me to take a step back from needing to feel "in charge" and creating a more well lubricated creative process.
The meaning or felt sense of the piece reveals itself over time. In this case, I imagined the figure finding themselves on the floor after hearing crushing news that resulted in a sense of complete lack of control; though ironically that lack of control gave way to the feeling of being directed and moved by something higher than themselves and a sense of safety and ability to simple show up in every moment knowing that everything was exactly the way it was intended."
- Adam LoRusso // Last Light Art
Available as a Museum Quality Giclee print in 4 sizes.
Stock: 19mil, 315gsm coarse watercolor.
