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ABOUT FIGUREWORKS |
Throughout history there have always been artists who have pushed
the boundaries of art and while doing so, surrounded themselves with controversy. Some have created
groundbreaking works that opened a vast array of new possibilities and ways for further growth.
Others have gone in directions which might lead to a dead end. But whatever path the artist wishes to explore,
it is good to have a solid base where artistic skill can be nurtured.
For the visual arts the human figure has always been an excellent subject matter to train, maintain and explore
artistic skill, and furthermore it continues to be an effective tool to communicate with oneself and/or the viewer.
The oldest art work ever found is a 233 000 year old carved figurine (Berekhat Ram, Golan, Israel). Today artists
continue to capture the human figure using many different techniques and materials, but many of them don’t get
the attention they deserve.
Figureworks aims to provide an opportunity to celebrate visual art of the human form. The organization puts
the spotlight on artists, their works and the life models, which are essential to nurture their creativity
and whose profession is an art on itself.
As the founder of Figureworks, I invite you to be a part of this movement. It is my wish for Figureworks to be
a niche for everyone who loves art involving the human figure. I am pleased to say that the human figure continues
to work for me.
Hilde Lambrechts
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