Monoprint with bike parts on canvas, bonus checkpoint activity by riders in RW24 (logo design by Maureen M. Kane)Below are applications for the Riverwest ArtWalk 2010 and RAA membership. (Go for it! You know you want to!)
Tjhin's current work deals with stories and mythologies read from childhood until present day. Fragments of words form into pictures, culling narratives and weaving them into something new, that reference the stories of different cultures. Using unconventional materials such as spray paint, shellac and hole-punch, paper is transformed into a medium that conveys narrative. Each piece contains a story within a story, where the viewer may see something full of depth, visual documentation of epic experiences translated onto paper. The result is a diverse tapestry of intricate narratives that neither end nor start; always in flux as if the artist's mind is in a state of delirium. It is this idea that fuels this current body of work.
Tjhin's current work deals with stories and mythologies from childhood until the present day, incorporating images that reference different cultures. His work creates snapshots of moments in time, visual documentation of epic experiences translated onto paper.
A celebration of the students and art instructor at Franklin Pierce elementary school in Riverwest.