Mylar Art of Kenn Kotara "Bloom" at Morean Arts Center

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(Free-Press-Release.com) January 12, 2012 -- Contemporary artist Kenn Kotara is exhibiting selected pieces from his work on Mylar for a a new exhibition, “Bloom” at the Morean Arts Center, St. Petersburg, Florida. The exhibition opens January 27 and runs through March 11, 2012. The show includes painting, sculpture, installation and video work through which artists convey the beauty and complexity of the flower form.

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Mylar Art of Kenn Kotara "Bloom" at Morean Arts Center

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Kotara’s work is influenced by the environment of the Deep South, particularly his Louisiana childhood and his education in architecture. While Kotara’s paintings are abstractions, the roots of his work are grounded in his observations of nature combined with his architectural background sense of line and form. In his works on Mylar, he works along the lines of organic fractals and natures number system, the Fibonacci series. While flowers were the initial inspiration, Kotara was influenced by his thoughts of human nature, realizing the variety of repetitive shapes seemed to be somewhat like people.

In talking about his Mylar art Kotara reflects, “People naturally strive for connection to community, and simultaneously long for distinction based on our unique qualities. So, the individual component a person, an organic fractal is a cosmos in and of itself. And when these units are composed together and moving in rotation, we, like organic fractals, fashion complex universal systems.”

The artist’s work has been included in over 100 exhibitions internationally and is in public and corporate collections. Most recently his work appears in the second season of the HBO series “Treme” based in New Orleans.

For more information about the artist visit: www.kotarastudio.com

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