MCAD MFA 2012 MID PROGRAME REVIEWS

EXPRESSENSORY
2012

FINAL POSTERS 

36"X44" INCHES  ON CANVAS

DATE: 16 APRIL 2012. 10AM

@ MCAD.

My intention is to convert aspects of abstract art

into abstract graphic design and in doing so, represent the abstraction of

sub-conscious thoughts as logical expressions. 

This gesture has become the essence of my project “Expressensory” 

(from expressive + sensory).

It is important to my graphic design goals,

as I would like to improve

my ability to use my inner self, thoughts and senses, yet also

to communicate with other people through my work,

and ultimately to create something that is honest, beautiful,

meaningful and thoughtful.

Expressensory, 2012

36” x 46”

Mixed-media (food colors, 

stencils, rub-down letters), 

printed on canvas. 1th 

edition. 

EXPRESSENSORY

(EXPRESSIVE + SENSORY)

My work is about embracing the irrational and nonsensical

and make it appear comprehensible through the logic of the subconscious.

I try different experiments with materials, such as using food colors

(powder type) on toilet paper.

I believe that with every experiment I have found a 

new set of purposes and reasons to support my notion of ‘the new logic’ 

and my job is to compose this logic in such a way that is obvious and 

understandable to my audience.

I express my concepts using design,

drawing, illustration, mixed media, collage, typography, and certain 

programs of computer-based graphics.  I use bold colors, display types,

and compositions in wildly expressive styles.

Postmodern eclecticism

also inspires me in its use of vivid colors and forms

from popular culture, such as those found in the works of Gunther Kieser,

David Carson, Paul Sher, and Robert Rauschenberg,

my favorite designers.

In addition, looking at fashion

in particular has always inspired me: looking at fashion window displays

makes me feel the same sensations as looking at the art work
in the museums or galleries.

SKETCHES

Expressensory, 2012
36” x 46”
Mixed-media (food colors, 
stencils, rub-down letters), 
printed on canvas. 1th 
edition.