Fabilene Cortes is proud to curate an exhibition by Ronin1 Shippe. Please see her notecard sent to the Crossworld's group yesterday on which I cannot improve:
Ronin1 Shippe is an SL painter who is well-known inworld for his combination of impressionist and minimalist styles, in a way that creates simple and yet haunting imagery that connects the observer with his or her own memories.
The scope of Ronin's work encompasses abstracts, whimsy, and landscape and consists of hundreds of works. Today we are presenting some of his minimalist/
impressionist landscapes. for your artistic enjoyment.
impressionist landscapes. for your artistic enjoyment.
Fabilene Cortes curator of the exhibition
Desert Layers 11
Dancing to the excellent music set chosen by Toby Howton
Aino Baar
From right to left: Lone Eagle, Farmer's Field at Sunset and Spirit Touches Morming.
I was lucky enough to get a chance to talk to Ronin aboutthe influences of his art and he confirmed his admiration for Japanese prints. The hard edged woodcut approach is notable in a number of his works, especially those such as Soaring Eagle and Hoikadu
I was lucky enough to get a chance to talk to Ronin aboutthe influences of his art and he confirmed his admiration for Japanese prints. The hard edged woodcut approach is notable in a number of his works, especially those such as Soaring Eagle and Hoikadu
Destiny Xonfor and Troy Opaque
..and a few words with one of my favourite artists .. Orsini Tarantal
I managed to get a dance with Toby
...or two....!
..and a few words with one of my favourite artists .. Orsini Tarantal
Emma Fargis
From right to left: Moonlit Purple and Vincent's Ocean.
Karelia Kondor, a very big supportor of Crossworlds artists
From right to left: Message in a Bottle and Moon at the River's Edge
Fiona Blaylock and Mik Frequency looking very stylish as they danced after admiring Ronins art.
Hokaidu (with Ronin inset)
Robert had us all terrified with his threats to eat us.
All of Ronin's works are priced keenly which makes his art accessible to as many individuals as possible. My advice is to buy two or three and hang them together like a dyptich or tryptich as they look fabulous. This works especially well if you bear colour in mind which is more of an interior designer's tip than an art critics so please forgive me Ronin.
From right to left: Alkali Flats and Curandevas
Pascale and Skay
From right to left: Desert Spring, Purple Mountain and Hokaido
Ramona
Matty
Mouni
Gallery owner Fabilene Cortes and artist Ronin1 Shippe
See the exhibition on the 11th Floor at Crossworlds Gallery
Dearest Myrtle
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