Every once in a while an artist stands out from the crowd. He/she brings something to the creative sphere which begs for the stories behind the beauty. Therefore, this blog will present a series of interviews which try to unveil the roots of creativity. Enjoy.
- Full name: Guy Sargent
- Age: 43
- Country: England
- Profession: Photographer
- Website: portfolio at re-title.com
Let’s start with an image which is strikingly beautiful.
Yes, this image was taken in Venice and is simply called ‘Venice in fog’ (2007). It is currently on show in the 2009 ‘Summer Exhibition’ at the Royal Academy of Arts in London.
A man of few words, let’s dive into some random questions. What are the 3 key words or themes which you want to express through your art?
Time, Peace and Contemplation.
If not an artist, what job would you have?
Carpenter.
What should every beginning artist definitely (not) do?
Don’t believe in other peoples opinions or thoughts – go your own way, trust yourself!
How long does it take to create one piece of art?
A lifetime or one second, this cannot be defined.
Is there anything bizarre or weird which helps you to be creative? e.g. mud baths?
Driving hundreds of miles staring into space …
If you had to choose: color or form?
Form.
Which art tools would you take with you when moving to the moon?
A stick to draw in the dust, you could cover the surface in drawings and they would never blow away! Imagine that…
Favourite book?
The Little Book Of Inner Space by Stafford Whiteaker.
Who’s been a great inspiration to you and your work?
More info about Guy Sargent can be found here.
