By
Sima Schloss
Piece description from the artist
This piece is about the dangers of trying to fit in. Certain people will do anything to be accepted no matter the cost.. I used the colors orange and purple – which are in fact complimentary colors, but in fact don't always appear to work together… I struggled to make these colors
"accept" one another which was maddening at times.
Sima Schloss moved to New York City at the end of 1993, where her life really began to take form. As an artist, Sima does not believe in masterpieces; she believe in the truth that comes from the immediacy of a brainstorm and the sureness of first gesture. In her work, Sima combines many aspects of her personal history and surroundings as source material to create collages that reflect her perspective in the context of pop culture.
Her work is part of a number of private and public collections including those of "Tina Tang Studio":http://www.tinatang.com/ and "Miss Sixty Inc.":http://www.misssixty.com/ITA/it-IT, She has shown in different venues all around New York, such as "The Yes Gallery":http://yesgalleryyes.com/, "3RD Ward":https://www.3rdward.com/, as well as a group show at "World Culture Open Gallery":http://www.worldcultureopen.org/gallery in New York City. She was recently featured in "NY Arts Magazine":http://www.nyartsmagazine.com/, and she is currently working on independent projects.
Sima is affiliated with the "Metropolitan Museum of Art":http://www.metmuseum.org, "Nurture Art":http://nurtureart.org/, "Art for Progress":http://www.artforprogress.org/, and "New York Cares":http://www.newyorkcares.org/.
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