Laura Leonhard- ONLINE PORTFOLIO

 
 
  • Sunflower Foresee
  • Sunflower Too
  • Hammered Angel
  • Hot & Cold
  • Trapped
  • Count
  • Cross - Three
  • Thirty Four - Twenty One
  • Turn It On (Revised)
  • Functions of the Brain
  • If I Only Had A Brain
    (Repaired)
  • Genetic Engneering
  • Heavenly Angel (CLOSED)
    (DESTROYED BY HAMMER)
  • Heavenly Angel (OPEN)
    (DESTROYED BY HAMMER)
  • Coppertone Twins
  • Now There Are Eight
    (SOLD)
  • Now There Are Eight (ALT VIEW)
    SOLD
  • Lobotomy
  • Hard Drive
  • Struggling To Survive
  • Struggling To Survive (Detail)
  • GIRL
  • Obscure Contemplation
    SOLD
  • Self Portrait
    SOLD
  • You Are Here
    SOLD
  • Start, Timed Delay
  • Turn The Dial
    SOLD
  • Incoherent Deliberation
    SOLD
  • Diamonds Are A Girls Best Fried (CLOSED)
    SOLD
  • Diamonds Are A Girls Best Friend (OPEN)
    SOLD
  • 2nd From The Left
  • What's It All About
    SOLD
  • Brain Lapse
    SOLD
  • Cross Two
  • Juxtapose
    SOLD
  • Anoli
  • Unknown
    SOLD
  • Leslie's DNA
    SOLD
  • Losing My Religion (CLOSED)
  • Losing My Religion (OPEN)
  • Cross - One
  • Systemic Engineering
  • Origins
    SOLD
  • Penny Arcade
  • Untittled
    SOLD
  • Press & Hold
  • Box Eleven
    SOLD
  • Box Five
    SOLD
  • Box Six
  • Toys In The Attic
  • Can You See
  • Kate's Box
  • Box Seven
  • Six
  • Box One
 

 

  • Old Truck X9
  • Fear Of
  • Sugar Mill
  • Angel of New Orleans
  • Broken Puppet
  • Kelvite 8
  • Fractured Space
  • Industrial Waste
  • ONE
  • TWO
  • THREE
  • 1-2-3
  • Male
  • Female
  • Roy's
  • Communion
  • Barn No. 3
  • Toxic Barbie
  • 7-8-9
  • Dogmatic Science
  • Magyar
  • Angelic Compass
  • Two
  • Stairway To Decay
  • Now There Are Eight
  • Niland
  • Motel
  • Unknown Destination
  • Blue Entry
  • Orange Entry
  • Private
  • Formula For Time
  • FIVE
  • Design 18
  • Design 23
  • Design 24
  • Design 25
  • Design 26
  • Phono
 

 

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  • Walls - 030
  • Walls - 039
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  • Walls - 050
  • Walls - 054
  • Walls - 087
  • Walls - 088
  • Walls - 089
  • Walls - 090
  • Walls - 091
  • Walls - 094
  • Walls - 095
  • Walls - 096
  • Walls - 124
  • Walls - 126
  • Walls - 136
  • Walls - 147
  • Walls - 158
  • Walls - 162
  • Walls - 169
  • Walls - 173
  • Walls - 183
  • Walls - 190
 

 

By its very nature, art is the process of adding layers of detail, one fragmented piece at a time, in the interest of creating a work of art that conveys a sense of meaning or evokes an emotion.  This is true, regardless of the medium chosen.

This is also true in the art of montage.

So it is especially true for the art of photomontage in the digital revolution.

These pieces are collected images; collated and juxtaposed in order to express something new.  What you see and experience is a fragmented arrangement of multiple images and works of art that I’ve created - combined together to create something new - re-imagined in this digital realm.

They are multiplied, blended, overlayed and screened – one upon another – to emphasize some portions of individual imagery; to de-emphasize others, and they are manipulations of photography, using graphic effects that explore color, light, shadow, substance and texture.

Some are decay and destruction.

Some are rusted and ruined.

Many are thematically linked to each other.

And, there are layered pieces of me – the artist – in each image.

But, without question, regardless of theme, or specific imagery; these pieces are art by the process of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division – to explore what emerges when individual imagery is combined, layer by digital layer – and to explore what the pieces can and will become.

They are:  Fragmented Arrangements.