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The Art of Composition - Through the Viewer’s Lens
A camera or smartphone and your own creative expression is all you need!

Creative artist Lonack Signature teams up with the celebrated, local singer-songwriter Christopher Dale for a one night, family friendly, interactive event. Guests are invited to explore the Art of Composition through a close up, photographic examination of Lonack’s works as well as create and photograph their own temporary assemblage inspired by live performances of Dale’s original compositions.

Bring your camera and creativity to this family friendly event.

Friday Night Liberty - February 5, 2016
5pm - 8pm
Barracks 17, NTC Liberty Station
2765 Truxtun Rd San Diego, CA 92106
619-573-9300

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A few nibbles

one of the 6th grade art projects displayed just outside the classroom

this is all the snow I could get my feet into this year - saaaaad!

a Whirling Dervish shot of one of the spherical orientation sculptures i was playing with

On The Down Low -

 one of my favorite pieces of art that i spied during the Art Basel event in Miami this year. 

(I like the silhouette reflect in the background)

first parchment paper cut out - children's/ young adult authors

Hard Fry - photo play n' such

found fuschia pastel, end of book, love of birds 

i so get this!

"piacere!"

( hope your climb went well)

play, twist and muddle - forgot to tweak

Welding Wonder - Spherical Orientation Scultures

More. More! MORE!

I can't seem to get enough dimensions to play with.
My unquenchable thirst for the challenge, innovation and complexity of constructing sculptures that offer not just a 360 degree orientation but a spherical one, has (for quite some time) had me wondering about welding...
and metal...
and yes,
their relationship to powder coating.  They just seem like a friendly, little love triangle - and as Stephanie Meyer knows, those are a lot of fun to work with as a creative medium.

Eric introduced me to MIG welding this weekend.

...and of course I have to play with photography a bit while capturing some of the spherical orientation possibilities of one of the pieces.  

I look forward to doing some photos later after the pieces are powder coated:

 playing with shadows, 

displaying them on mirrors, 

photographing them with other objects 

and grouping them together into a bigger structure (yum, more composition play!)