Geraldine Rodriguez
How would you describe your work to the visually impaired? My work is the movement and reaction to light and music.
When did you realize you wanted to make art seriously? I was in a graduate school for psychology and all I could think about was painting and photography. I was more involved in collaborating with other artist instead of working on my degree. I realized that my passion has always been working in art, although had a taken a separate career path, I finally realized that I had to focus on art. I have been working as a photographer and as an artist for the last 6 years now.
Who are your biggest creative influences? My family, friends and musicians.
If you could choose one person in your life that you feel understands your work and supports you more than anyone, who would that be? My business partner and friend, Xernona Martin. She has always pushed me to challenge my spiritual foundation and my art.
Do you have other artists in your family? Unfortunately, I am the only artist. However, learned to love photography through my father.
When you're not photographing, where would we most likely find you? Sketching on my iPad. It’s new medium for me and I find it therapeutic and mostly get inspired with the entire process. I sketch most mornings, it has almost become part of my daily routine.
Do you think the Internet is crucial to the success of artists today? Yes, it is. It has been a resource, a community, provides opportunities to show your work.
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Knowledge without Character
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