2013 Update

 After enduring through the challenging yet progressive summer art tour of 2012, I spent the past winter months reorganizing myself as an artist. Coursing and tweaking through specific concepts and styles I came to create last year, I have been honing in on the ideas with my latest body of work. Spending less time performing in front of an audience and more time in the studio working on commissions and new ideas.

I still have had the pleasure of performing a few live gigs this year while I was living back in Richmond Virginia. On February 16th I started a collaborative piece with Miles Minnix during musical sets by Futexture and Silo Effect at the Canal Club in Richmond. On the 22nd, Miles and I continued our collaboration at the Canal Club during musical sets by All Good Funk Alliance and Fort Know Five. Here is the final piece we created!

"Storm" 2013

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Collaboration with Miles Minnix

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In many of the cities I have visited over the years, art walks have become a popular avenue to integrate art into the community, producing a creative and social environment. This is a great way to discover new artists and meet people in and out of the art world. In Richmond Virginia where I grew up, "First Fridays" art walk has been held every first Friday of the month since I can remember. All the galleries in town open up to the public for viewing the newest bodies of work on display. During the months of March and April I was asked to performance paint in front of the public during First Fridays at H3ads Up clothing store. Here is one of the pieces I produced on the evening of March 1st at Richmond Virginia's First Fridays.

"Land of the Strange and Lonely" 2' x 2.5'

For Sale $450

Sale Negotiations and Prints Available upon request at 

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Throughout my winter reflection I also started to sketch with pen much more. I have started a photo album on Facebook that I will be constantly updating. Check out the album here.


Over the course of spring I received a number of commission requests and the opportunity to collaborate with a skateboard company. Here are the images of the new works from my springtime production.

Collaboration board with NS Longboards

My personal cruiser!

If you would like some original artwork to flare up your skateboard or any other belonging, shot me an email at chapinmathews@gmail.com

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"Lovers Park"

16" x 30" 2013

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"Nature Prevails"

2' x 4'  2013

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"A Visit By Elephas"
 2.5' x 3'  2013

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Thanks for catching up on my latest creative update. Just recently I moved back to Boulder Colorado and will be live painting at the first annual ARISE Music Festival in August outside Loveland. Check out the festival website and I look forward to meeting new friends out there. Also don't forget to like my Facebook Artist Page for a different way to stay connected to all my updates. Till next time, stay creative!

Chapin Mathews

7.15.13

Live Painting Tour 2012: As The Summer Ends and Fall Begins

"There is no rest for the wicked."

To finish the summer off properly, I spent the last weekend of August live painting for the 4th year in a row at Camp Barefoot Music Festival 6 held in Bartow, Wv. With a rainy beginning, the weekend turned out to be extremely pleasant; Full of smiling faces and many talented musicians and artists from all over the country. Each artist had their own gallery set up along the path down vendors row. Thomas Robertson-Forrest and I began a long awaited collaboration incorporating a treehouse into a bonsai tree. Here are a few photos from over the weekend.

Fellow Live Artist Tom Reed and I doing what we do at 

Camp Barefoot Music Festival 2012

Gallery Set Up at Camp Barefoot 6

Check out my entire photo album from the weekend here!

Camp Barefoot 6 Photo Album

Upon the transition from summer to fall, I have finished and publicly released two new paintings from this summers production. Below are "Rainbow Fish" and "Reflection"; Two pieces that I devoted immense creative energy and passion into. Quite excited about this work with plans to bring these two styles onto larger formats in the near future. Enjoy!

"Rainbow Fish"

Painted Live at Impulse Music and Arts Festival, Blueberry Jam and Nomadic Roots Festival 2012

Studio 2012

Original Sold   Dimensions: 2' x 2.5'

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"Reflection"

Painted live at Gnarnia The Festival and Rootwire Music Festival 2012

Studio 2012
For Sale Base Price: $500   Dimensions: 2' x 2.5' 

Prints Available
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~A Personal Thank You~

I would like to personally thank all my family, friends and especially the Silo Effect crew for supporting my decision and actions to follow my dreams and share my artwork among the country this summer, traveling over 10,000 miles since May. Whenever there was any question as to rationalizing this journey, there was also a fellow companion there with advice and support. It is truly the community within all this that makes it feel right. Makes it feel home. And I thank all of you for helping me take steps forward on my creative path!

♥

 Since the Camp Barefoot experience which put an end to my most diligent and successful summer touring yet, I have had a chance to paint a few shows in Virginia. August 29th was with DVS-Derek VanScoten and Zoogma at the Canal Club in Richmond, Va. September 12th brought Silo Effect and The Mantras together at the Canal Club again. And September 28th took me back to the Jewish Mother in Norfolk, Va for two solid sets of Silo Effect. Here are a few pictures from this fall!

My final layering on the "treehouse" collaboration. 

Now it awaits Thomas Robertson-Forest aka Goatfaced to detail and finish!

8.29.12

Body Painting at the Canal Club for Silo Effect and The Mantras 9.12.12 

In Order: Caroline Knapp, Samantha Buerkley and Morgan Miller

The lovely Morgan Miller and I after a good body paint session!

9.12.12

My new obsession with "puffins" has inspired my latest piece.
Painting at the Jewish Mother in Norfolk, Va 9.28.12

This month I had the pleasure to work with Galaxy Dynamite once again designing their new cd, "Moment of Impact". The cover includes a transformed image of my recently released painting "Reflection" and the back decorated delicately with my first ever drawing tablet work! "Moment of Impact" is to release at the Jewish Mother in Norfolk, Va this Friday including special guests Moogatu and The Manhattan Project . Check out the event page and support some great artists. A ticket purchase gets you a copy of the cd!

Galaxy Dynamite "Moment of Impact"

Artwork and Design by Chapin Mathews October 2012

To close out this update, here is where you can catch me during the next month!

October/November Schedule

10.25.12 Live Painting with Papadosio at The Jefferson Theatre in Charlottesville, Va

10.26.12 Live Painting with Papadosio at The Norva in Norfolk, Va

10.27.12 Live Painting with Orchard Lounge and Special Guests at the Canal club in Richmond, Va

10.30.12 Live Painting Official STS9 After Party with Silo Effect at The Camel in Richmond, Va

10.31.12 Live Painting with Former Champions and The Malah at the Canal Club in Richmond, Va

11.2.12 Live Painting with The Polychrons  and Congo Sanchez of Thievery Corporation at the Canal Club in Richmond, Va

Thanks for reading!

Chapin Mathews

10.16.12

Live Painting Tour 2012: August Edition Part 1

"The way is in the heart."

Coursing through the summer mayhem, August perpetuated a creative exploration to close out the summer of 2012 properly. Before I set sail to Gnarnia The Festival, I spent a few days beachside in Virginia Beach working on a commission for my friend Dash who resides in the great music capita of Austin Texas. After many sandy afternoons, early sunny mornings and foggy evenings, this is "All Winds Point West".

"All Winds Point West" Painted in August 2012

Commission for Peter Dash

Process photographs of "All Winds Point West"

August 9th began my last leg of touring for the summer. That morning Thomas Robertson-Forest aka Goatfaced jumped aboard for our ride to the enchanting Beech Mountain in North Carolina for Gnarnia The Festival. With much mountain moisture in the air and a heavy rain that evening and sporadically over the whole weekend, painting was quite difficult. Though thanks to Jarred Trantham, we were able to be involved with the live art gallery which displayed over 30 artists from all over the country, facilitating a comfortable social environment for the Gnarnians' to enjoy a great variety of creativity.

Even though moisture held tight in the mountains, the cool weather was a great break from the usual humid summer conditions. During the day they had the ski lift opened for a beautiful ride to the top of the mountain which provided amazing view points of the Appalachian Mountains and the Tribal Council dome with many interactive and informative workshops everyday. Gnarly weather called for gnarly music and light shows. Android Jones displayed his visual projection performance called Phadroid on friday night which tantalized our eyes with graphics interweaving with a dancer. Even though live painting wasn't possible for most evenings due to drizzle and moisture, I still was able to start a new landscape painting and draw on a few bodies over the weekend!

Drawing on Morgan Miller

Body Art on Samantha Buerkley

If you were not able to make the festival and would like to get a better idea of the vibe and beautiful surroundings, you can check out my entire photo album from the weekend below!

Gnarnia Photo Album 

The following weekend I was graciously invited to be a crew member with the Silo Effect and attend Rootwire Music and Arts Festival as a guest artist. This festival is put together by the most heart centered band in the scene, Papadosio. Their bright influences of positive community and integrated creativity and expression was seen clearly throughout the tranquil grounds of Kaeppners Woods. The artist gallery this year consisted of many nationally recognized visionary painters who held workshops and discussions on top of performance painting each day. Also there were incredible projected visuals and light shows provided by Jason Takahashi, Dustin Klein and Herm Productions.

As the sun set Thursday evening and night fell upon us, I set up and painted on a platform right next to the stage during Silo Effect. Being this entwined with the action brings a motivating correlation to my performance, enabling myself to focus on producing within this intended moment. Here are a few shots of me painting that were captured over the Rootwire weekend.

Painting during the Silo Effect alongside Goatfaced.

Photo by Gavin Meyer

 

"Focus"

Photo by B.Hockensmith

"Passion is Purpose"

Photo by Jon Ohia

Also feel free to check out my entire Rootwire photo album at the link below.

Rootwire Photo Album

Thanks for checking out my latest update from this perplexed yet marvelous summer tour. Look out for Part 2 of the Live Painting Tour: August Edition to be published soon which will include the awaited final image of the "Rainbow Fish" painting from earlier this summer, the Camp Barefoot experience and reflective thoughts on this diligently active summer.

Chapin Mathews
9.9.12 ♥

"Every artist dips his brush in his own soul and paints his own nature..."

Henry Ward Beecher 

Summer 2012 Live Painting Tour Part 2: Process on New Painting and Body Art

"Knowing trees, I understand the meaning of patience. Knowing grass, I can appreciate persistence."

Hal Boreland

Propelling through the beautiful landscapes of our country, the winds of creativity steer our path through the Arkansas mountains to find rest and grounding after a long two week live painting journey to Summer Camp and Wakarusa Music Festival. De Gray Lake outside of Little Rock, Ar became the resting peninsula we envisioned to recoup the imagination and unwind. 

Though living on the road can bring the greatest of unique freedoms, the lack of structure can also lead to difficult times and impatience. We all experienced an extreme reflecting point on ourselves and as a group those 10 days we spent between De Gray Lake and then travelling to Asheville, Nc before making our way to Impulse Music Festival. Still, nature provided it's healing principles as I floated daily on De Gray Lake catching sun rays and adventuring inside a waterfall outside Hendersonville, Nc.

The next stop was Impulse Music Festival in Union Point, Georgia. The location for the festival was quite unique. The grounds were used primarily as a dirt bike course so all through out the weekend there were riders performing stunts which added to the already stacked amount of entertainment. The Tribal Council dome was where I found myself the majority of the weekend as the atmosphere lent an ease to social interaction, stretching and meditation. This weekend was the beginning to a piece I had been sketching and planning out since our stay at De Gray Lake. Here is the "fishy" piece in progress at Impulse...

"Fishy" in progress at Impulse Music Festival.

Gallery Set Up

Based upon the distance to Colorado from Georgia and everyones individual needs within the group, our attendance to Sonic Bloom did not occur this year. Returning home early to Richmond, Va after being on the road for a nearly month felt quite comforting. I have missed Virginia over this past year and my now unknowing length of return has opened time to rekindle old connections, make new ones and find creative work.

Since attending Sonic Bloom was out of the question for the weekend, I stumbled upon a small festival in Surry,Va that a friend was involved with. Quickly being added to the list so I could perform, I set sail east to the Blueberry Jam before getting my feet in the ocean for the first time since September. I spent most of the evening painting on bodies instead of the canvas. Meeting some great new faces through the Norfolk, Va crew I met at Nomadic Roots last year, I painted on roughly 12 people over the course of 2-3 hours. It's was great to see so many people excited about the art and wanting to interact with it.

After a few nights on the oceanfront in Virginia Beach, I made my way to Gore Virginia to perform at Nomadic Roots Festival this past weekend. A small 500 person gathering this year became the funnest festival experience of the summer thus far. Lots of the Richmond and Norfolk family were in attendance, creating a reunion of sorts in my perspective. All the live artists constructed a gallery within the main stage area which included Thomas Robertson-Forrest, Tom Reed, Rae Vena and myself. Even though we experienced storm weather that destroyed gallery structure, no artwork was harmed. Jumping onto the stage during the storm Friday night awaiting my great friends the Silo Effect to perform, we started a drum circle that filled in entertainment till the storm passed along and the music started back.

Over the weekend I slowly worked on the "fishy" piece that is currently still in progress and spent a great deal of time producing body art on friends and working on a cane. Here are a few photos from the weekend...

Body Art on Caitlin Gaines, Manager of Silo Effect

Customizing Mike Hayes' Cane

My biggest and most detailed piece of body art yet. 

Created on Liam Bryce  

Sweet Allison Terres' Body Art

Body Art on Samantha Gilbert

The newly married Caroline Miller Knapp and her Body Art.

I really appreciate all the love and support I received over the weekend. Nomadic Roots has become a major homebase festival for the summer, and I look forward to seeing it blossom even more next year when I return! The month of July is currently at ease right now, opening time for commission work and personal travels. Here is one show you can catch me at in July. I hope you will be available to join us this beautiful evening. We have some big creative plans in store so come support your local art and music.

July Shows:

Friday July 20th: Polycrons and Silo Effect at the Canal Club in Richmond, Va

As a last announcement, I have recently been added to The Festival of Gnarnia being held for the first year at Beech Mountain, Nc. If you have not heard of this amazing festival, check out the website and I look forward to seeing you all out there. Here is the remaining summer festival tour starting back up in August.

August Festival Tour:

August 9th-11th: The Festival of Gnarnia held on Beech Mountain, Nc

August 16th-19th: Rootwire Music Festival thrown by Papadosio in Logan, Oh

August 23rd-26th: Camp Barefoot Music Festival held in Bartow, Wv

Chapin Mathews

7.4.12 ♥

"Being loved deeply by someone, gives you strength. Loving someone deeply gives you courage."

Lao Zu

Live Art: Evolution of Expression Tour 2012 Part 1

"Do the thing you fear and the death of fear is certain."

Emerson

The adventure is the destiny. 

Live painting is a dream job! And at the same time it's a full time job without hourly pay. Yet, the benefits go beyond monetary gain at times. Traveling across the country and sharing my art work with numbers of diverse communities is any artists dream. The adventures that take place during time off and the work done behind the scenes to be able to perform and showcase at these events is where the magic happens. It's a great deal of work that is rewarded with great opportunity. 

This years summer tour is my second and most ambitious yet. Starting with Karma Music and Arts Festival held in Moorehead, Ky, our artist collective came together for the first time including Rae Vena, Thomas Robertson-Forrest and myself. The breeze was cool and the rain held off till the last evening to produce a successful experience in the beautiful Kentucky mountains. 

As I stated in the last publishing, I started a piece based upon a design interpretation and personal vision of the Sun. As we course through spring and into summer, we receive a rejuvenation of sunshine which produces natures blossoms and peaking hormonal levels in humans and animals. After working on "Son of Sun" during all of Karma and into SummerCamp, here is the final product.

"Son of Sun"

Painted at Karma Music and Arts Festival and Summer Camp Music Festival 2012

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 Thomas Robertson-Forrest and I live painting at Karma Music and Arts Festival.

This year was my first Summer Camp Music Festival experience. Live painting is an untapped expression at this event which made our gallery set up and performing even more purposeful. The community was very receptive to the work and it felt accomplishing to spread live painting further into the music scene. "Son of Sun" was finished and "Vision Paradise" was started during the busy weekend. I would like to thank the "Soulshine" tent for giving us the opportunity to set up our work and enjoy the number of entertaining shows and events they held all weekend.

Our live art gallery in the Soulshine Tent at Summer Camp Music Festival including Rae Vena and Thomas Robertson-Forrest.

Painting "Son of Sun" at SummerCamp Music Festival

This year at Wakarusa, I was involved with the live artist gallery directed by Michael Garfield which included 15 talented artists from all over the country. A gallery with such a creative community conspired a busy social hub, enabling the audience to meet the artists, view the work and share perspectives. Using a rack, my gallery set up stuck out one of the entrances to entice everyone to come over and investigate.

 Gallery set up at Wakarusa Music Festival.

Painting during Papadosio at Wakarusa Music Festival

By the end of Wakarusa, I finished "Vision Paradise" which expresses a dream of personal nirvana. Whether it be a "place" or "space in your mind", we all can relate with meditating on somewhere or something that comforts us. The ocean is a personal and centering place for myself. Since early childhood, I have held a close connection with the ocean and what it has to teach us. Beyond it's beauty and illusion of infinity, the sound teaches the voice of nature and the motion shows the power and movement of a wave. "Vision Paradise" expresses these bits of perspectives into a landscape that flows in balance and movement, exploiting natures simple pleasures.

"Vision Paradise"

Painted at Summer Camp Music Festival and Wakarusa Music Festival 2012

For Sale: Base Price $400

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Process Photos of "Vision Paradise"

Thanks for taking your time to catch up on my assiduous schedule during tour and peak into all the work I have been doing thus far. Thanks for all the support during this journey and I look forward to having many more beautiful and creative experiences during these next few events.

 I will be performing at these festivals during the next three weeks:

June 15th-17th: Impluse Music and Arts Festival held on Durhamtown Plantation Resort in Union Point, Georgia.

June 21st-24th: Sonic Bloom Festival held on Shadows Ranch in Georgetown, Co

June 28th-30th: Nomadic Roots Festival at The Cove Campground in Gore, Virginia

Stay posted for the next publishing on these events in early July...

Chapin Mathews

6.14.12 ♥

"The finest qualities of nature, like the bloom on fruits, can be preserved only by the most delicate handling. Yet we do not treat ourselves nor one another thus tenderly."

Thoreau

Bon Voyage Boulder, Hello Summer Live Art Tour 2012!

"The only certain freedom's in departure."

Robert Frost

Viewing the "Flatiron" mountains over looking Boulder one last time in my rearview window as I drove away, I blew a kiss and hoped for a safe departure. The past 7 months in Boulder has been a beautiful, growing experience filled with great people I will never forget. Also very thankful for the support I had before my departure. Annie Wirth came to me with a conceptual commission based on Brazilian classical musician Egberto Gismonti's track "Ano Zero", translating in portuguese as "Year Zero". Here is my latest painting titled "Ano Zero."

 "Ano Zero"

Commission for Annie Wirth

Painted in Boulder, Co April 2012

For the summer I will be creatively evolving through a live art, festival tour alongside Rae Vena and Thomas Robertson-Forrest which will take us all over the country via mobile art hub/van including a kitty named KatZilla! With the tour still being developed, I am excited to announce the current spring and summer schedule. 

Live Painting Schedule Spring-Summer 2012 

1st Announcement 

May 10th-12th: Live Painting and Gallery Exhibition at Karma Music and Arts Festival on Poppy Mountain Campground in Morehead, Kentucky

May 16th: Live Painting the Nomadic Roots Pre- Festival Throw Down at The Camel in Richmond, Virginia

May 18th: Live Painting the Dominion Riverrock on Brown's Island in Richmond, Virginia

May 25th-27th: Live Painting and Gallery Exhibition at Summer Camp Music Festival in Chillicothe, Illinois

May 31st- June 3rd: Live Painting and Gallery Exhibition atWakarusa Music Festival on Mulberry Mountain in Ozark, Arkansas

June 15th-17th: Live Painting and Gallery Exhibition in the "Pyramid" at Impluse Music and Arts Festival held on Durhamtown Plantation Resort in Union Point, Georgia.

June 21st-24th: Sonic Bloom Festival at Shadows Ranch in Georgetown, Co

TBA

June 28th-30th: Live Painting Nomadic Roots Festival at The Cove Campground in Gore, Virginia

Aug 23rd-26th: Live Painting at Camp Barefoot

Music and Arts Festival in Bartow, West Virginia

This past weekend was spent with Thomas Robertson-Forrest, Rae Vena, Tom Reed, Andrew Thompson, Wake Leah Lady, Mateo Malone and so many other beautiful artist at Karma Arts and Music Festival held on Poppy Mountain Campground outside Morehead Kentucky. I want to give a big thanks to Tom Reed for coordinating the art gallery and decorating the festival grounds with beautiful installations. Outside the art scene, the music and lights were a fantastic and entertaining display to enhance the beautiful campground as I conversed with new faces and spent a plethora of hours painting all weekend. 

The new piece is based upon my design interpretation and personal, inner vision of the Sun. As we are coursing through the spring and into summer, nature blossoms and humans hormonal levels peak. We see direct affects relating to our seasonal development and increase in exposure to the sun. I see it to be a fitting time to express such visions and look forward to developing the piece through the final stages during these shows this week. Come find me and say hello!

Painting This Week in Richmond, Va...

May 16th: Live Painting the Nomadic Roots Pre- Festival Throw Down at The Camel in Richmond, Virginia

May 18th: Live Painting the Dominion Riverrock on Brown's Island in Richmond, Virginia

As I am spending quality time home for a short while visiting family and friends, I am also preparing some new schwag for the festival market this summer. Check out my first sticker design promoting the website which will be up for grabs this summer and a new, two sided business card.

Sticker Design Spring 2012

Business Card Design 2012

Thanks for tuning in and keep in touch as the summer schedule and travels develop. If you are attending an event I will be at and would like more information on my participation, or have an event you would like to include my creative services into, send an email to chapinmathews@gmail.com.


Your support is always appreciated. Hope to see you this summer. 

Chapin Mathews

5.15.12 ♥

"Now is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning."

Winston Churchill

Two New Live Paintings, First Guitar Painting, STELLAIRE Graphic and LVR Portrait Series

"There are only two mistakes one can make along the road to truth. Not going all the way, and not starting."

~Siddhartha~

When one can escape the everyday life for just a short time and explore the inner realities of dreams and passions, new realities are born. Traveling through Colorado in March with Derek VanScoten brought an inner peace as I experimented on the canvas in 4 towns for 4 consistent nights. "Follow Your Dreams" expresses the connections, inspirations and insights I had through out the tour.

"Follow Your Dreams"

Painted during:

Malakai, Derek VanScoten and Polish Ambassador at Three20South

in Breckenridge, Co 3.14.12

Derek VanScoten and OTT at the Aggie Theatre in Ft. Collins, Co

3.15.12

Govinda, Derek VanScoten and OTT at the Summit Music Hall

in Denver, Co 3.1612

Benny Loco, Derek VanScoten and The Polish Ambassador

at the Fox Theatre in Boulder, Co 3.17.12

For Sale: Base Price $350 Inquire at chapinmathews@gmail.com

Malakai, or Kai, came to me after the tour in request for a piece of art on an electric guitar he is rebuilding. I gladly jumped on the project and had an enjoyable, experimental first time painting on a guitar. Here is a photograph of the guitar finished with more photos available for your viewing pleasure on this album. Also, feel free to check out Malakai's music here!

"Kai" Painted by Chapin Mathews April 2012

In support for my friend Missy Stewarts hoop group, I created this graphic for their latest promo. STELLAIRE will be performing at the Jacksonville Superfest in Florida April 13th-15th. I wish you all the best of luck!

"STELLAIRE" by Chapin Mathews 4.6.12

The LVR Portrait Series is a photo concept comparing and expressing the contrast of the left and right sides of the brain or cerebral hemispheres connected by the corpus callosum. With the winter beard in full bloom, I shaved half my face to reflect these ideals and characteristics we associate with the two sides of the brain. Below is one of five photographs taken and edited by Joe Zalan. The whole series can be viewed at the LVR Portrait Series album here.

Chapin Mathews March 2012

" It is my purpose in this life to share my creative passions with the human race and inspire others to help cultivate the creative revolution needed in society."

Quote from Artist Statement 2012 CM♥

Upon my arrival to Colorado back in September, life has brought many surprises and changes which is expected to come when moving 1,800 miles. In October 2011 I started my first Colorado piece, "Kabudachi", which stands for a particular bonsai tree that has multiple trunks all growing from the same point, or root. I slowly worked on this piece at live performances and in the studio from October 2011 to April 2012, conveying the evolving emotional changes I went through during my locational change . Here is the final image of "Kabudachi". All forms growing from one point!

"Kabudachi"

Painted during:

Michael Garfield and other local electronic artists at Cervantes Masterpiece

in Denver, Co 10.25.11

Michael Garfield at the Aspen Lodge in Estes Park, Co

10.28.11

Virtual Boy, The Malah and Papadosio at the Summit Music Hall

in Denver , Co 12.9.11

Studio 2012

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In a final conclusion, I am ecstatic to announce the beginning blooms of my 2012 summer tour with the addition as an official live painter at Wakarusa Music festival. This has been a dream of mine for quite some time and I am excited to collaborate on this voyage with so many other beautiful artists. You can check out the rest of my summer tour in the section labeled Schedule 2012 to the right. Many more additions are to come and I appreciate all the support and positive energy I have been receiving these past few weeks.

Thanks for tuning in and look forward to more production and tour information in the coming weeks. Aloha!

Chapin Mathews

4.8.12 ♥

"If you are depressed, you are living in the past. If you are anxious, you are living in the future. If you are at peace, you are living in the present."

~Lao Tzu~