jbhanda - East West Fine Art

JLP Jeanne La Patrice, LL.C

1332 Sand Castle Road

Sanibel, FL 33957

ARTIST STATEMENT:

The unusual collaboration of three artists has combined imagination, creativity and talent to create a single artist identity, Jeanne La Patrice. Each unique, signed and copyrighted piece of art is sold exclusively to private collectors with a certificate of authenticity. The art is now featured in two collections: “Abstract Transitionalism™” and Torso Expressions. Slideshows are listed below.

THE ARTISTS

Jeanne

For over twenty years, Jeanne Hamilton was the Congressional Research Service’s contract manager for graphic arts projects for the U.S. Congress. Her personal art background is in silk screening and photography. Her work has appeared in numerous DC area juried art shows.

Laurel Ann Rosen majored in art at Kent State University. She taught special needs children expression through artistic design. Her art has appeared in art shows from Florida to Michigan. She is recognized for her ability to create in a wide variety of art media.

Patrice

Patricia Santucci, MD, is a psychiatrist who has lectured extensively on body image issues and the historical perspective of body image as seen thru art. She assisted in the establishment of nationwide prevention programs to promote a healthy body image and also developed therapeutic programs using various art interventions to assist those with body image issues.

Jeanne La Patrice: COLLECTIONS

Torso Expressions

The initial collection: Torso Expressions, features original multimedia sculptured art on canvas. The art focuses on the differences, imaging, and expressions of body form. In reality, body image is in the eyes of the beholder: a powerful force that drives self-concept. In art, this torso collection combines form, color, and texture to enhance distinctive and inspired body image designs.

“Abstract Transitionalism™”

In this collection, the artist uses the shades of vibrant colors with perfect harmony, perfection and precision to bring out visual illusions. Abstract arts like these, unlike paintings of objects, know no boundaries. The different shades of colors flow together to create a harmonious pattern and also expand into an array of light, thus engaging the emotions of the viewer without the distraction found in paintings of objects. Each piece takes its own direction. The creation of these abstract pieces which are seemingly in motion and alive, magically leads to a unique original work that captures the imagination.

The Eclectic Collection

The art in this collection reflects a variety and mixture of styles and medium. These designs are brought together through the use of color, texture, shape and finish and are composed of elements drawn from various sources. Significantly, eclectic art is characterized by the fact that it has no particular form of expressing itself. In general, the term describes the combination in a single work of a variety of influences—mainly combining elements from different styles and methods and encompassing them into a unified creation. The various sizes and themes in this collection testify to its freedom of expression and imagination.