Studio visits have often made me uncomfortable. Mostly because the range of my work is quite wide. "Is this all your work?" I used to explain why. Now I let it be. The fact is, I am a many-faced artist. My "stylistic periods" overlap. In part due to my constant push to find myself, more so, due to painting like a "mood" dresser. I paint how I feel. I did most of the work (above) after the recent death of my father (Peter A. Scontras, 1928-2017). I needed calm and at the same time I was (and still am) processing the mystery of heaven and earth, impermanence, our physical bodies versus our spirit. Stay tuned.
15 Comments
6/22/2017 05:41:11 pm
FUCKING AWESOME!!!!!! LOVE the work, love you, love the post, "mood dresser" yup.
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7/30/2017 06:23:28 am
Thank you for this post Lisa. I too feel many faced - i love how you feel and articulate this. I have often felt pressured to develop one style, but the soul of my work demands different styles and the curiosity inside of me to push the limits with different mediums and techniques cannot be stopped :)
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Lisa
7/31/2017 11:14:10 am
Thanks for taking the time to read my blog and to send your comments. Currently, I am not teaching. thinking about it;-) Keep on working, follow your instincts. My best. Lisa
Sheila Philp
6/22/2017 07:11:09 pm
Eloquent and poignant insight Lisa.
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lisa
6/23/2017 05:08:48 am
Thanks Sheila.
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Elisa Maistrellis
6/22/2017 07:39:32 pm
I'm staying tuned. Art is nothing if not an expression of the artist (imo). You are an artist in every sense of the word and I love watching your art evolve. XO
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Lisa
6/23/2017 05:09:29 am
Many thanks.
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Marj
6/22/2017 07:43:41 pm
You ate an inspration. No, you are an inspiration
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lisa
6/23/2017 05:10:53 am
Sometimes I do eat inspiration 😊
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LH RIDABOCK
6/23/2017 01:34:07 am
Love how you follow your passions Lisa!
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Lisa
6/23/2017 05:11:41 am
Thanks Lisa!
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Angie MacCambridge
6/28/2017 04:35:28 pm
Thanks for this - what a breath of fresh air. Sometimes I feel like my work is too scattered and I must be doing something wrong because it doesn't all look like it came from the same hand. I appreciate hearing otherwise. I enjoy reading the thoughtful blog. Love your work - all "styles".
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Lisa
6/29/2017 06:57:32 am
Thanks Angie.
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10/12/2017 10:33:40 pm
The studio is a good place to be to find ones way. Your work is inspiring and courageous.
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