This month's Student Spotlight features visual art and photography student Darrel Payne... continue on to read about one of our graduating seniors!
.::. Basics .::.
Darrel Melvin Payne
BA Art // BFA Photography // BA Religion
May 2013
.::. Artist Statement .::.
I am one of a hundred CSU Franciscan
Pilgrims and participated in the first Open Box Project. This past summer I was
involved with Camp Greenwood at St. Francis School in Greenwood, Mississippi as
one of the volunteers. Currently, I have a body of work displayed in the Cardinal
Stritch University Library and other work in the CFA building. I captured a
series of photographs this past winter on February 1, 2011
during a major snowstorm, which was very inspirational because the natural
combination of wind and snow were ferocious that night.
As an artist, I thrive on
adventures and experimenting when creating works of art using various mediums,
such as oil paint, acrylic paint, gouache paint, and other new tools such as, a
digital camera to capture images naturally.
Taking chances when I work
as an artist continues to excite me because the photographs on display are four
of hundreds I attempted to take during the aforementioned storm. The photos are
100% natural, and I felt these were the best of a series of prints for the
reason that one can visualize the chilling snow and wind blowing toward the
camera lens. My philosophy when I photographed the images was to capture a
decisive moment in time and to have one feel the thrill of nature moving across
their path of vision.
.::. Contact .::.
Email Darrel here
3 comments:
Awesome pics looks like it may have been enhanced but to read these are all natural surprised me. There's a certain feel to the picture that I can't put into words but I believe the the photographer has definitely captured.
Amazing! I can defiantly express what Mr Payne has captured. Especially portrait number (2) two. "A cold of death."Is what appears to me...
Amazing! I could defiantly express what Mr. Payne has captured. Especially painting number (2) two. "A cold of death."Is what appears to me.
Susie L Hill
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