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“Fountain of Light” by electronic artist William Townsend William Townsend
“Dancing Shadows” by digital artist William Townsend


New Hampshire Art Affiliation digital artist William Townsend will have his work on display in an exhibit titled, “Transformations: Mother nature And Over and above,” at the Bigger Concord Chamber of Commerce Site visitors Center starting March 23.
The images in Townsend’s exhibit began as photos of organic objects. The pictures provide as the most important material for the transformations of line, type and color by means of the use of electronic instruments and tactics.
“In many occasions the photograph may perhaps be anything as very simple as trees in a forest or seaweed on the seashore,” Townsend said.
In many pictures in “Transformations,” he has duplicated and inverted the initial impression and merged these elements into symmetrical forms. He has converted some pictures in the display into an oval form which incorporates an imaginal planet. These outcomes remodel the authentic photographed objects into photos further than mother nature which border on the mystical creativity.
Townsend’s system is a person of spontaneously implementing many methods to the image and frequently “seeing into” it until he senses the picture has grow to be “complete-in-itself.” His objective is to reveal the secret and wonder that stay in the realm of the mystical imagination.
Townsend has been engaged in the observe of images and image creation for various many years. He participates in many nearby photography teams and art associations in the Seacoast region. He is a juried member of the New Hampshire Artwork Association and the Plymouth Art Guild in Plymouth, Massachusetts. His photographs have obtained a number of awards in both team and juried reveals in New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
Townsend’s show will operate at the Larger Harmony Chamber of Commerce People Middle, found at 49 South Main Street, Suite 104, in Harmony, from March 23 through June 17. The gallery hours are Monday by means of Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
All perform will be for sale by contacting the N.H. Artwork Association at 603-431-4230.
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