Hello Art Lovers.
“Music and art “Music is a
moral law. It gives soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the
imagination, and charm and gaiety to life and to everything.” Plato
Kyle DeMoreta’s watercolour paintings are a vivid
representation of his bond between music and art. His creations make the beauty
of music, of sound, become visible to the eye of the beholder. They are a
visual representation of the very soul of music itself. One look at Kyle’s works
and you are drawn in like a moth to a flame.
“Music and art go hand in hand
for me, if I'm ever drawing or painting then I'm listening to music.”
Kyle taught himself how to create these beautiful works of
art at an early age.
The subjects of his portraits have influenced
Kyle in some way, share the same philosophy on life, or have similar personality
traits.
Kyle begins each portrait by choosing the proper music to
set the atmosphere .
He creates his portraits by starting with the same three
colours every time.
“There’s never really any plan or direction
before I start painting, I just listen to the music and let it take control. Each
one of my paintings are completely unique and different from each other. I
don’t think I’ve ever been in the same frame of mind, or had the same feelings
motivate me with any two of my paintings. The execution in which I use my
colours and move my hand along the paper is different with each piece.”
Kyle’s work has been universally praised by artists, and
patrons of the gallery, since he began displaying them.
The positive comments about Kyle’s work are too numerous to
list on this small blog, suffice to say that he is a favourite of many art
lovers from around the world.
For those of you who love body art, Kyle is also a tattoo
artist.
I believe this quote from the great Ray Charles sums up
Kyle and the spiritual connection he has with his work.
“I was born with music inside
me. Music was one of my parts. Like my ribs, my kidneys, my liver, my heart.
Like my blood. It was a force already within me when I arrived on the scene. It
was a necessity for me - like food or water.” Ray Charles
Nullius in verba.
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