Michael Bond
Michael's love of painting was rediscovered in 1995, after nearly a decade of not producing any new artwork. Since that time, he had numerous group shows, juried exhibitions, solo shows, and commissioned work. In June 2001, his work was published in International Artist's Magazine Showcase of Master Painters of the United States. His most recent showing was in the Eastern Influences Eastern Designs show at the LaGrua Art Center in Stonington, Connecticut.
Michael creates visual expressions to connect with people on a spiritual level. His work will hopefully promote awareness of the interconnected reality we all live in, opening hearts and minds to an increasing level of understanding. He endeavors to create images that are visually interesting, yet contain a certain level of mystery. His goal is to involve the viewer on multiple levels, encouraging an interaction with the work mentally, emotionally and spiritually. All of his pieces are autobiographical to some extent. What he feels is what is expressed. Sometimes they are conscious feelings, usually they source from a sub-conscious level.
Michael creates visual expressions to connect with people on a spiritual level. His work will hopefully promote awareness of the interconnected reality we all live in, opening hearts and minds to an increasing level of understanding. He endeavors to create images that are visually interesting, yet contain a certain level of mystery. His goal is to involve the viewer on multiple levels, encouraging an interaction with the work mentally, emotionally and spiritually. All of his pieces are autobiographical to some extent. What he feels is what is expressed. Sometimes they are conscious feelings, usually they source from a sub-conscious level.
Illusion of Duality by Michael Bond acrylic on salvaged walnut cabinet doors with bronze Nepalese door pulls - Diptych 48"x41" |