抽象艺术设计.docx
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iOver the last two decades of working,/i
i在过去20年的研究中,/i
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ione of the things Ive discovered
is often things are made to fill voids./i
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iThe impetus to fill that hole
with art, to me, is fundamental./i
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iMy canvas tends to be
devoid of light./i
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iYou sort of do need to start
without light to find it./i
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Heres my first question,
and Ive been curious about this.
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Do you pronounce your name
Ezz or Ess?
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I pronounce my name Ezz,
because my name is short for Esmeralda.
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Often its perceived
as being a mans name,
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so I do get reviews in Germany, which say,
iHerr/i Devlins incredibly masculine work
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would have benefited from reading
the feminine aspects of the text.
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So, its a useful,
neutral little name, actually, Es.
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I find it quite handy.
Its serving me quite well as a name.
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Every project starts exactly like this.
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Blank piece of paper, blank table,
theres usually one other person there.
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iCould be a director, or a playwright,
or the artist, if its for a pop show./i
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iAnd a conversation happens,/i
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iand Id normally just start drawing
while were talking./i
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iSo, if I were to be having a conversation
about my own practice,/i
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it would start with this one,
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with a little drawing
of a pair of scissors on it.
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Cause you used to get those,
and you still do,
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on the back of a cornfl
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