Marisa D. Aceves. Mysterious Mexican Heather Hexagon. Digital Photography. 2020.
To view more of my work please visit acevesart.com .
“One word of encouragement can be enough to spark someone’s motivation to continue with a difficult challenge.“
Roy T. Bennett
The hope Of Life -Don't falter.
Marisa D. Aceves. Ruby Prism Hibiscus Square. Digital Photography. 2019.
Our world has changed.
Will it ever be the same again?
Probably not.
The threat of the coronavirus looms large in our minds and hearts. We can try hard to escape it, retreating further into our virtual world of social media madness, or we can take some time to reflect. Whatever we choose to do in these uncertain times will reveal our core nature. What is it that we need as a culture, as a society? How can we learn to love our neighbor when the fear of loss steals our security by the minute. Where’s our spring? Can it live in our hearts even if our lives have been destroyed by fate? I’d like to think we can. We must challenge ourselves and others to maintain a positive attitude despite the chaos, defusing the hate instead of adding to it.
Marisa D. Aceves. Power Of Flowers: Hibiscus And Ornamental Pepper Wheel. Digital Photography. 2019.
To view or purchase work please visit acevesart.com .
The latest addition to my floral “Power Of Flowers” series combines hardy, tropical hibiscus flowers and punchy, ornamental peppers with the clean lines of modern design providing the perfect touch of flame, tartness, spice and business. Ravishing reds and not-so-mellow yellows are cheeky, playful and unconventional, but then again, so are you!
Have a great weekend!
Marisa D. Aceves. Power Of Flowers: Hibiscus And Ornamental Pepper Wheel. Digital Photography. 2019.
To view or purchase work please visit acevesart.com .
The latest addition to my floral “Power Of Flowers” series combines hardy, tropical hibiscus flowers and punchy, ornamental peppers with the clean lines of modern design providing the perfect touch of flame, tartness, spice and business. Ravishing reds and not-so-mellow yellows are cheeky, playful and unconventional, but then again, so are you!
Have a great weekend!
Marisa D. Aceves. Golden Branches. digital photography. 2016.
To view more of my work, please visit acevesart.com .
What does this object remind you of?
Marisa D. Aceves. Lasers and Let-Us (Lettuce): Misty Flower Bed. digital photography
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Small purple flowers huddle together for comfort. Colorful lights illuminate the garden. Gently passing over delicate petals, they hover briefly in transcendent celebration.
I will continue to share my various conceptual nature series as well as other abstract artwork; be on the lookout. Unfortunately, this last week and the week before I’ve been experiencing the most annoying, hair pulling, modem throwing connection problems. I’m having great difficulty viewing the internet. Naturally, there has been a sizable lag in between my artwork posts. I kindly ask that you all bear with me. Despite this spirit crushing setback, I have confidence that our family will find a decent solution to this mess. For now, this little grey mare (computer) is in remission. 😉
Lasers and Let-Us (Lettuce) Nature Series: Fire Lily Red and Blue Burst
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This is the second installment of the Lasers and Let-Us (Lettuce) Nature Series. Of all the flowers at the nursery, this exotic, fiery lily chose to take center stage. “Tell me that I’m beautiful,” it cried. I did by dutifully taking this picture.
Marisa D. Aceves. Lasers and LET-US (Lettuce): Red Sabre Ray. digital photography.
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*SIDE NOTE: Recently, I have decided to get a little more adventurous and include some of my latest conceptual photography on this abstract art blog. For all you plant and nature lovers out there, I hope that you enjoy my latest twist on an already familiar subject!
A quick trip to Rainbow Garden Center resulted in some inspirational and beautiful pictures of a variety of plants and flowers. I decided to reinterpret one of my photos of a popular, tropical garden plant. Instead of a sunny, busy mid-afternoon, I wanted to portray the plant as if it were slowly getting ready to face the start of another day. Unexpected light interruptions and creative use of appropriate filters provided visual interest and added to the concept of new beginnings.
