Bryan Ida New 2
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Bryan Ida was born in Santa Clara, California. He is currently an abstract expressionist painter that focuses on giving voice to the voiceless through his artistic work. Through his creative expression, he utilizes his knowledge and history to present art that reflects the untold stories of oppression. Ida comes from a Japanese decedent that inspired many of his current abstract paintings.
Contacts:
• Email: [email protected]
• Website:https://bryanida.com/
• Instagram: @bryanida [2]
Education and Early Life
====== Bryan Ida attended Sonoma State and San Jose State University, both in California. He initially began his artistic career with music through sound design and electronic music composition. This talent blossomed during his high school year when he was part of the school's band, playing for the orchestra and youth symphony. Ida was very passionate about music, eventually getting a music studio where he composed music. However, as time progre|This talent blossomed during his high school years when he was part of the school's band, playing for the orchestra and youth symphony. Ida was very passionate about music, eventually getting a music studio where he composed music. However, as time progressed he realized that music did not reflect his natural artistic expression and began painting. [1] ======
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Con.Text is a sequence of portraits that are life-size that interpret a historical event reflecting the life of subjects that are in some manner tied up with the current times. This series of portraits consists of a wide range of topics such as gender, race, war, or human rights. Overall, most of his portraits have a dark history of suppression, and his artistic work attempts to reflect the untold stories of his subjects. Ida has been inspired by victims of suppression, war, discrimination, and/or of grief, however, through his paintings hopes to grant his subjects pride, power, and endurance by sharing their stories.
Exhibitions
-Japanese American Museum San Jose (Ink Portraits, “con.Text” solo show)
-San Jose, California, August 2020
-artwork exhibition Echo and Line, George Billsis ( LA solo show)
-Los Angeles, California -May 2017
-artwork exhibition Littoral (Sandra Lee Gallery, solo show) -San Fransisco, California -September 2015
-artwork exhibition Stanford Art Spaces (3-person show) -Stanford, California -May 2013
-artwork exhibition Blue Whale “LACA” (solo show) -Los Angeles, California -March 2013 -artwork exhibition <ref>https://bryanida.com/shows//ref>
References
- ↑ https://bryanida.com/biography//ref> con.Text <ref>Con.Text
https://art.metro.net/artist/bryan-ida/ https://bryanida.com/ https://www.artsy.net/artist/bryan-ida https://www.saatchiart.com/sinpati
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