Tom Series
Paperback, 36 pages
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Chambers utilizes the self-portrait to project his life experiences. His portrait remains constant with the experience [situation] indicated as a change or flux in the image. The accompanying text details his experiences. TOM SERIES is not only an artwork about Chambers' life ... biography [visual/textual] ... but also a reference tool ... a study of history through his existence.
The constancy of the same portrait [Chambers' image] indicates a human being's existence within a world/an environment that's ever influencing and changing the psyche.
Viewers of the same generation will probably begin to travel down their own personal memory lanes that may or may not cross his own.
Viewers of today's young generation will get a hint of what has come before them and might be ahead of them in an immediate sense. TOM SERIES becomes a litmus test for this generation.
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Bruce Hanks, Manager, University of Winnipeg Instructional Network, Center for Teaching, Learning and Technology [CDDL], The University of Winnipeg [Canada]:
At a time when all known convention(s) are in a state of flux, globally we see issues of identity coming to the fore. People, cultures, countries, corporate branding . . . just about everything is struggling with identity. I see your work and see an artist who is not afraid of who he is and knows clearly where he stands. This is identity in your face. A well articulated juxtaposition of the present image (portrait) with historical reference points/images that define(ed) who you have become. Although... More >
Bruce Hanks, Manager, University of Winnipeg Instructional Network, Center for Teaching, Learning and Technology [CDDL], The University of Winnipeg [Canada]:
At a time when all known convention(s) are in a state of flux, globally we see issues of identity coming to the fore. People, cultures, countries, corporate branding . . . just about everything is struggling with identity. I see your work and see an artist who is not afraid of who he is and knows clearly where he stands. This is identity in your face. A well articulated juxtaposition of the present image (portrait) with historical reference points/images that define(ed) who you have become. Although... More >
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