badfishstudios art blog: 09/01/2017

“I understand once again that the greatness of God always reveals itself in the simple things.”
― Paulo Coelho, Like the Flowing River

This painting is meant to evoke the simple yet beautiful moments that people share on the banks of a river.
The young boy, bent over, watching minnows flashing silvery blue around his ankles. FISH
His grandmother, praying, singing in the morning sunshine. PRAYER

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LISTEN to the song that inspired "fish and Prayer" Jesus Culture sings "the River" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxIj_0VKhg4

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Georgianne Fastaia was born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1964. She graduated Magna Cum Laude from S.F.S.U. in 1988. . She is an advocate for the arts,a Visual Aid Grant recipient, contributing writer for The Painters Keys and a guest reviewer at Art business.

An accomplished Painter, she has had many successful exhibitions and her art is in private collections here and abroad. Her work has been featured in Artweek Magazine, The SF Chronicle, and the July 2009 issue of ELLE Décor magazine. She was invited to exhibit her work at the 2010 International Art Fair with Sandra Lee Gallery and in 2011 with Nieto Fine Art. She is represented by The Riverfront Gallery in downtown Petaluma, and Studio 333 in Sausalito.

STATEMENT

"To make art with all the questions answered deprives the viewer of the joy of participating in the act of creation. The choices I make between figuration and abstraction, between what is implied and what is revealed, serve to pull the viewer into the paintings surface and leave them with questions. My work is about transforming the mistake . In my process I re-use old paintings, actively damaging the surface to give each a history, with my goal to reflect more authentic concept of what is considered beautiful."

fish and prayer