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AARON EMILE W. OSBORN
STATEMENT
I generally approach art as a vehicle to explore both the environment and the mind, as well as process emotions. Materially, this is expressed through small groups of work that interweave photography/compositing, 3D imaging, text, and illustrations. The combination of media helps me home in on an idea. A central focus in this work is the search for and speculation about invisible processes and ethereal forms (think: psychic phenomena) and “alternate worlds” that may be layered over our own. This pursuit can be viewed as a pilgrimage to the mind of ancient man, where secret powers live, cave walls speak, and dead men walk. More broadly, this work addresses the human condition and the accompanying struggle against anxiety, alienation, loss, and other challenging emotions. This can be seen as an exercise in gaining spiritual freedom from that which acts to dissolve our words, degrade our worth, and flatten our minds.
IMAGE SOURCING
External images (e.g., textures, photos) used for compositing or rendering purposes can be seen here.
NOTES
Some of the images posted here are fluid and may be periodically updated.
OTHER PROJECTS
Macro photography: AEWOS.com
A. EMILE W. OSBORN
I generally approach art as a vehicle to explore both the environment and the mind, as well as process emotions. Materially, this is expressed through small groups of work that interweave photography/compositing, 3D imaging, text, and illustrations. The combination of media helps me home in on an idea. A central focus in this work is the search for and speculation about invisible processes and ethereal forms (think: psychic phenomena) and “alternate worlds” that may be layered over our own. This pursuit can be viewed as a pilgrimage to the mind of ancient man, where secret powers live, cave walls speak, and dead men walk. More broadly, this work addresses the human condition and the accompanying struggle against anxiety, alienation, loss, and other challenging emotions. This can be seen as an exercise in gaining spiritual freedom from that which acts to dissolve our words, degrade our worth, and flatten our minds.
IMAGE SOURCING
External images (e.g., textures, photos) used for compositing or rendering purposes can be seen here.
NOTES
Some of the images posted here are fluid and may be periodically updated.
OTHER PROJECTS
Macro photography: AEWOS.com