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*The power of the work ignited an inspiration and sent me on the road to becoming an abstract artist. | *The power of the work ignited an inspiration and sent me on the road to becoming an abstract artist. | ||
*Painting was my initial technique, however, by 1991 the computer’s potential lured me to virtual painting. | *Painting was my initial technique, however, by 1991 the computer’s potential lured me to virtual painting. | ||
*I owe everything to my parents who gave me so much. The rest was persistence and hard work. (From the Biography) | *I owe everything to my parents who gave me so much. The rest was persistence and hard work. | ||
(From the Biography) | |||
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I was raised by art historians, Charles and Florence Montgomery, who imbued my childhood with the wonders of art.
- They provided experiences and exposures to both the history and the current trends in architecture, the decorative arts, and the fine arts of painting and sculpture around the world.
- Of the many books and exhibits that I saw, the pivotal one was an international abstract exhibition they took me to at age fourteen in the Hague of Holland.
- The power of the work ignited an inspiration and sent me on the road to becoming an abstract artist.
- Painting was my initial technique, however, by 1991 the computer’s potential lured me to virtual painting.
- I owe everything to my parents who gave me so much. The rest was persistence and hard work.
(From the Biography)