Michaela Lozada

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創建 07-11-2021 (“Magnificat”)

July 11, 2021 by Michaela Lozada

“Magnificent.” – An elder, handsome gentleman; a veteran; has a limp and uses a cane – I don’t think I’ve ever seen him before! He quietly looked at my page on his way up the steps to this special corner of Mary’s, and he looked me in the eye and said just this one word with such gravitas.

“Your smile will make a difference.” – the usher for whom I’d vote if he really were running for mayor, giving me a pep talk for my new job

“Oh wow, I like that, the yellow and blue.” -Father Bambrick, who gives the Very Best Homilies and shares my love of art, history, and more

“Oh wow…Let me know how it goes…send me an email! An email.” -Father Bambrick, the same Father Bambrick, in reference to my new job

“How’d you do?…(Me: “You tell me, sir” – holding out my work – “How did I do?”)…You goin’ into that?” -A friendly, stout elder gentleman who flagged me down outside after mass, with a lovely flowery button-down and an interesting lack of hesitation or “properness”

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Artist Statement

My art has always acted as a microphone for my thoughts and observations; through it, I make my voice heard. Through wide-ranging media, such as charcoal portraiture, 2-D and 3-D animation, and oil painting, I create statements on equally widespread themes, from the nobilities of simple living to issues of global concern.

Whenever possible, I use my computer science background to integrate elements of programming and the digital world into my art, making for a very unique portfolio!

Media

I choose media carefully to best complement this process. Charcoals and graphite are used to capture the most fleeting subject material, using quick, sparing strokes to reflect bodies in motion and draw out the evanescence of the image as a whole. For the opposite effect, I often elect to use paints (usually oils) to create a work with multiple depths. Glazes layered carefully on thicker mixes of paint are used to capture the nuances of the personalities I choose to convey. I always try to adapt my knowledge of computer science to my art, mixing traditional art with digital and combining seemingly opposing media.

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