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Timothy Wood Paintings and Sculpture from 1981 to 2005February 1—28, 2005 Creative License Learner's Permit: Paintings and Sculpture from 1981 to 2004January 2—31, 2004 Click here to see the exhibit online “I have been given a great gift that allows me to share my experience in a way that connects with people on a deep level regardless of subject or style. The methods and mediums I use are varied, my style is expanding all the time. I always like to show new work along with older favorites. When I decided to do this exhibit, I knew I'd be creating some new work. After a long absence from the "easel" I feel like a beginner again. The title of the exhibit came while looking at this toy, and thinking of creating some new work after such a long period. That period started just before the birth of my first daughter, but I didn't think it would be so many years. Life evolved and my pursuit of art took on new direction; more commercial applications, computers, and the web have allowed me to create art and learn more. Now it's time to apply some of the new ideas and techniques. I'm planning on having lots of fun.” |
Sample Works from Exhibit. Click on the thumbnails to view larger images. See the "Virtual Exhibit", Photos from the Exhibit! Timothy Wood has been painting, creating sculpture and other constructed multimedia work for over 25 years. Originally from Southington, CT, he now resides in Peekskill, NY. Wood studied Graphic Design, Typography, Illustration, Painting and Pictorial Composition at The Ringling School of Art and Design in Sarasota, FL. from 1979-1982. From 1982 until present, he has been successful in both Fine Art and Commmercial Art as an Art Director and Graphic Designer. In 1984, a United States patent, no. 4,702,942 was issued for his "Deco-Plex" painting process for acrylic painting applications. He has shown work in Galleries and juried exhibitions in St. Augustine, FL, Pittsburgh, PA., and throughout Connecticut. He is presently directing work from his own studio, Timothy Wood Design, LLC. in Peekskill. To see the complete studio website, click here: www.timothywood.com. |
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