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Helen Jones
Helen Jones, Local Artists in Manchester
The Artist

Helen was born in Liverpool on the 6th August 1975. She became a keen artist at the early age of twelve and won small prizes for her work. At eighteen she began a fine art degree at Liverpool John Moores University. In the last year she developed a keen interest in the internet and digital arts.
After completing her course she then moved to Manchester to develop a career as a Web Designer and has landed some great opportunities to do some interesting websites such as Barbarians F.C. (http://www.barbarianfc.co.uk).
With six years of experience in digital graphics as a full time job. Helen has now gone back to her roots and is re-discovering being a painter again. Her favourite style is 'written text' in a montage to cause 'a pause for thought'. She likes to work with acrylics, oil and photography.
Her current plans are to develop a small business 'Dolce-Play gallery'. With online purchasing facilities, selling her work and other artists work in the UK and worldwide. Because of her strong knowledge in web design and databases. She's created a website that is creatively beautiful but technically strong with a large database search engine.

Helen says:

"Inspiration, can be anything that nudges my interest. This might be great artists such as the Surrealists, Damien Hirst and David Hockney or bizarre and mundane everyday things, such as how wind blows leaves around.
I studied the surrealists on my fine art degree and was interested in the question of whether I should do 'Arts for Arts Sake' or should I communicate my opinion with it. As I already liked to do my art about subjects of interest and almost used art to educate myself. I decided that art could be more than just a pretty picture, in so many ways. Some of the surrealists realised this question and gave up art to become activists in the issues that where important to them.
Art for me is it a great way of learning different subjects and over the years I've found by jumbling up thoughts in my artwork and using quotes and historical dates. It has no directional opinion but hopefully can provoke a viewer to research on these issues themselves, therefore to find out what opinion they may have on the subject.
I think is really important that people should find out 'who they are' and not what 'society says you are'. As this makes you a confident person and also makes you love yourself. This means questioning heavy subjects such as politics, science, economy, maths ect (even if its just a small amount). This is what I use my art for. To help educate myself and find out what my opinion is on the issues. Its also very interesting to explore colours and styles."

Helen Quotes of the day:

"Once you become immersed in art you always have it and it's a great way to escape and make the day beautiful even when it's crap."

Helen believes in health and exercise ('a positive body positive mind') and in kindness ('We need a revolution in kindness')

Helen can be contacted via email at:

helen@dolce-play.co.uk

By Mobile Phone: 07899 905363

Websites:

http://whatweoffer.dolce-play.co.uk/
http://www.dolce-play.co.uk


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