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ABSTRACT COMMUNITIES ON CANVAS      PHILIPPE HALABURDA STUDIO IN BROOKLYN, NY, USA     JUNE 2018

Virtual communities

About the theme of "virtual communities"

In translating the concept of virtual communities fostering new social networks into visual art, acrylic paint on canvas becomes a medium for exploring
the intricate connections and interactions that define these digital spaces.

Each brushstroke becomes a thread in the intricate web of relationships, weaving together individuals from diverse backgrounds and geographic locations.

Using color, I assign categories to different groups within the community, visually delineating their shared interests, projects, or goals.  

The canvas serves as a canvas for mapping out the virtual landscape
of interconnectedness, where lines and shapes converge to form a network
of relationships.

Each stroke of paint represents a connection forged through online platforms, transcending geographical and political boundaries to create a shared space
for collaboration and communication. 

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As viewers trace the paths and intersections within the abstract composition, they are invited to contemplate the fluidity and dynamism of virtual communities, where individuals come together to pursue common interests
and aspirations.  

By following and tracking the paths of individuals within the virtual world depicted on canvas, viewers are encouraged to reflect on the power and
potential of digital networks to shape and support new social connections.

Through the expressive language of abstract art, I seek to capture the essence
of virtual communities as vibrant creativity, innovation, and collective action hubs.

Each layer of paint is a testament to the diverse voices and perspectives that converge within these digital spaces, contributing to the rich tapestry of
human experience in the digital age.      

Details of the series

SERIES OF 4 ABSTRACT PAINTINGS

Material                          Acrylic
Medium                           Stretched canvas 25 x 25 inches
Date                                 2018
Authentification            Signed, and title on the back

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