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Symbolic of time wasted yet spent during my life, this painting represents the fishes nearest to me: Depression and myself (me). From the bleeding brain (thoughts and feelings of hopelessness gone mad), to the pooling of said thoughts on the surface (representing what's been), to the larger of the two fish forever lurking in the background (of my mind and being, the canvas), to the faint reflections unlike reality (I understand perception is not often reality), to the foreground of rock (being near rock bottom, when at the lowest points), and to other graphic hints of my existence; they're there, as am I. The two fishes.

From an original painting by J.Vincent Scarpace.
Copyright 2019 J.Vincent Scarpace, Artist and www.ipaintfish.com

J. Vincent Scarpace, Artist. b.1971 Buffalo, New York Leaving much behind ... His life is consumed with a fascination of, and enthrallment with, the creative process. Well beyond artistic passion, J. lives the life of, and the ups and down (personally and professionally) of an artist. This is whom he is, stated simply. His every move is toward the furthering of his near-obsession with the creation of art via self-expression, at nearly all cost. Widely regarded as colorful, completely original, and whimsical, the original works of J. Vincent Scarpace, represent, in his own words, “a personal journey through the use of basic of art elements: line, shape, and color - resulting in an arrival, just past experimentation, at unique works...