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Artist’s Launchpad Akron Ohio Program GS3 Speech

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Hello my name is Georgio Sabino III I am an Artist!

Within my artistic practice, I explore four distinct perspectives that shape my work: the adventurous spirit of GS3, the curious eyes of seventh-grade, the serious demeanor of businessmen, and the visionary thinker or futurists. These diverse facets have influenced my body of work, where color and shape intertwine to create a captivating experience on canvas or silk. To embrace the present and the advancements of technology, I incorporate augmented reality (AR) experiences, making my work interactive and engaging for contemporary society.

My ultimate goal is to encourage viewers to slow down and become an integral part of the artwork, allowing them to truly immerse themselves and appreciate the layers, perspectives, and celebration of nature. By providing an opportunity for the viewers to “smell the roses,” I hope to create a profound and contemplative experience. Nature, being a true wonder of the world, serves as the focal point of my art, reminding us of our interconnectedness with the delicate ecosystem we originate from.

Art, much like foreplay, demands active involvement, observation, and comprehension. It should not only be admired for its beauty but also for the intricate and delicate ecosystem it represents. By slowing down and attentively listening to nature, we can uncover the answers that lie right in front of us.

  1. Throughout the Artist Launchpad program, what surprised me the most about myself was my unwavering focus on my passion for creation and my ability to effectively document and share my artistic vision.
  2. I am currently experiencing success by participating in a major show in Cleveland, with another exhibition scheduled for 2024. However, I anticipate further success when I can showcase my work in Paris and New York City.
  3. As an artist, my primary values are rooted in five key principles that shape my artistic practice. I value creativity, seeking inspiration from artists like Basquiat, blending the unexplored to create novel techniques and ideas. Authenticity is essential to me, drawing influence from Romare Bearden, as it allows my work to reflect my multicultural background. I strive for a profound connection between my art and its audience, similar to Francisco Goya’s work. Lastly, I firmly believe in utilizing my art to make a positive impact on individuals and society, as demonstrated in my graduate thesis addressing important issues and inspiring change called Educational Genocide.
  4. Over the next 3-5 years, I have set three goals or intentions as an artist. Firstly, I aim to teach at a fashion school in Paris. Secondly, I intend to establish a presence in Paris with my art and wedding photography. Lastly, I aspire to organize an art and fashion show in the city, incorporating augmented reality (AR). Achieving these goals will require coordinating with the school, securing resources for teaching, investing in photography equipment, continually building my portfolio, marketing my services, obtaining funding for the show, and forming strategic partnerships. Exploring funding opportunities and collaborating with local artists and organizers will be crucial in attaining these objectives.
  5. My artistic practice possesses three unique elements: the fusion of nature, technology, painting, and photography; the observation of fashion trends and the expression of women’s desires; and the creation of mystery and excitement. These elements can be leveraged to communicate about my art in various ways. Through exhibitions and fashion shows, I can showcase the fusion of different mediums, emphasizing the connection between art and fashion. Engaging with the audience through feedback and social media platforms will allow me to involve them in the artistic process. By effectively communicating these unique elements, I can establish a strong brand and identity to attract a wider audience, positioning myself as an innovative artist at the intersection of art, technology, and fashion.
  • I gained several significant takeaways from the program that I would like to share. Firstly, the program emphasized the immense value of sharing knowledge and experiences through interactions with speakers and fellow artists. This exchange of ideas and insights provided a rich learning experience and underscored the importance of networking.

Secondly, the program highlighted the significance of building a supportive community of artists and nonprofits. Collaborating and uplifting one another fosters inspiration, growth, and mutual success within the artistic community. I found great value in being able to share what I have learned with other artists, whether it was through class discussions or by showcasing my work at the UH Trudy Wiesenberger Gallery. These experiences allowed me to provide firsthand insight into the business side of being an artist and engage my audience effectively.

Lastly, this program has refocused and refined my knowledge and skills, enhancing my artistic practice. It has nurtured my creativity and reinforced the importance of having a supportive artistic community. By participating in this program, I have gained valuable tools to express myself effectively on paper and fostered a deeper understanding of the inherent value of collaboration and support in the arts.

Unveiling the Sculpture & Community Celebration, “Reaching for the Stars,” in Fennville by Hector Vega

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Fennville, MI – The picturesque town of Fennville, known for its rolling hills and thriving wineries, has become a hot spot for tourists seeking a breath of fresh air and a taste of its flourishing agriculture. In a celebration of the local immigrant community, an art event dedicated to honoring those who pick fruits and vegetables in the area took place on Saturday, May 6th. The focal point of the event was the unveiling of a magnificent 12-foot aluminum sculpture, “Reaching for the Stars,” located at the Fennville Library. The entire community came together to rally around this profound work of art, which symbolizes gratitude and appreciation for the immigrants’ vital contributions.

Hector Vega, a highly acclaimed artist renowned for the depth and emotional impact of his works, designed “Reaching for the Stars.” Hector received a well-deserved applause and the attention, the attendees eagerly awaited Hector’s speech to thank the community “This is for all the hardworking people my people who bring the fruits and vegetables to the table,” Dennis the president of the board shared “its great to see everyone here,” and went on sharing the community business and the blessing of Fennville.

 The Commercial Record (www.WilcoxNewspaper.com) featuring a captivating photograph of Hector Vega working on the sculpture and article. The Saugatuck Douglas Fennville Arts Initiative (SDFAI) worked diligently on this project, and the article shared Hector Vega’s research included meeting immigrant farmers to understand the local dynamic deeply. Hector expressed, “Your voice has been heard while designing the work of art,” showcasing his commitment to honoring the community’s experiences and stories through his artwork.

The sculpture dedication took place at 400 W Main Street, attracting a massive crowd from 6 pm to 9 pm. Mary Jo Lemanski spearheaded this project, emphasizing the collective effort it took to bring it to life she shared “It took community…unity for this to come together.” The Saugatuck Douglas Fennville Arts Initiative, in collaboration with the City of Fennville and the Fennville District Library, extended an invitation to the community to join them at the sculpture dedication ceremony. The event featured a captivating performance by the Fennville band Grupo Fierro, adding a lively ambiance to the festivities. Additionally, the library housed additional paintings by Hector Vega, offering visitors a comprehensive glimpse into his artistic style.

The ceremony was a delightful celebration among friends, as expressed by one patron, while patrons marveled at the event’s ability to uplift the community, particularly its immigrants. Excitement filled the air, evident in the cheers and awe that accompanied the sculpture’s unveiling. The blue tarp carefully wrapped around the sculpture was finally removed, revealing its magnificence to the eagerly waiting crowd. Dennis, the president of the board, expressed his joy at seeing everyone gathered, while also highlighting sculpture. Everyone was eager to see the second band act and explore the art exhibit downstairs. Several pieces were sold even before, during, and after the event, highlighting the audience’s appreciation for Hector Vega’s remarkable artwork. The art show will remain on display at the library but whispered could find its way to Fernwood art store and maybe floating to other establishments.

The local “must-have” band entertained the audience throughout the event, both before and during the unveiling. Their exceptional performance extended inside the library, where guests were treated to their best musical offerings. One notable highlight was an eleven-year-old musician who showcased their talent by playing several instruments, including an impressive saxophone solo. The Downstairs, dedicated volunteers worked tirelessly to create a memorable experience for attendees. They even coordinated a delightful dinner provided by several local establishments, including Salt of the Earth, known for their famous fish tacos. The chef, pleased with the positive response, expressed their satisfaction, stating, “I shared how to put these ingredients together,” further strengthening the sense of community through shared experiences and culinary delights.

Georgio Sabino III played a crucial role in the event, providing his expertise in photography, augmented reality, and drone services to document this historic moment. Among the highlights was a captivating video presentation showcasing the city from a unique drone perspective. The drone soared to great heights, capturing breathtaking views of the horizon while capturing the essence of the gathering. The video also featured glimpses of downtown, the event itself, and the overall spirit of the Fennville community. The collaboration between Georgio Sabino III and Hector Vega’s artwork was masterfully highlighted in this visual documentation.

The event was undoubtedly a resounding success, thanks in large part to the dedication and hard work of the volunteers. Their meticulous attention to detail, from the beautifully arranged flowers to setting the perfect festive mood, contributed to making the party in Fennville truly unforgettable. The community owes them a debt of gratitude for their commitment and outstanding efforts. Bravo to all involved!

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Fashion from the Love of Painting

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Greetings fashion enthusiasts,

I am Georgio Sabino III, a fashion designer who also dabbles in textile design and painting. My love for art and fashion has led me to create designs that blend the two worlds together, resulting in unique and stunning pieces that showcase my bold use of colors and flashy patterns.

I draw inspiration from nature, and you can see this reflected in my work as I often include dragonflies, butterflies, and hummingbirds in my designs. By bringing the natural world into the fashion world, I aim to create a depth that is unseen in traditional fashion.

In addition to my textiles, I also create paintings that are showcased in art galleries. These pieces serve as a source of inspiration for my textile designs, and I find that the two mediums work hand in hand to create a cohesive and impactful collection.

To further enhance the experience of my fashion shows and art exhibits, I have introduced augmented reality (AR) technology to create immersive and interactive displays. By doing so, I hope to blur the line between the art world and the fashion world and offer a truly unique and memorable experience for my audience.

Recently, I flew to Paris to photograph my latest couture wardrobe, and I must say, fashion week was in full bloom in and around the city. I am excited to share my latest designs with the world and to continue pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the intersection of art and fashion.

Thank you for your continued support and for joining me on this exciting journey.

Sincerely,

Georgio Sabino III

Rewarding… Said the Artist @GS3

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As an artist in today’s world, I find creating life through art to be the most rewarding aspect of my work. From expressing my imagination, co-creating with fellow artists, to sharing my body of work online and in galleries, every step of this journey has been incredibly fulfilling.

As a painter, I have had the privilege of having one-man art shows and selling my works of art. Seeing my creations in galleries, homes, or corporate offices has been a truly fulfilling experience. Additionally, teaching art to K-12 or college students has been a source of joy for me, as I am able to inspire creativity and provide valuable information to the next generation of artists. As an educator, I have been fortunate enough to see my students’ work grace the auction house of Christie’s in New York City or watch my college students win competitions in the city.

Moreover, these experiences keep driving me into spaces that feel completely surreal. I have also found reward in the technological aspect of art. Being patent-pending for a tech innovation and making it into the MIT Solve Tech accelerator program that I created has been a unique accomplishment. It has allowed me to push the boundaries of traditional art and create immersive experiences for viewers (coming soon). I find it extremely satisfying to think about the inner workings of an idea and bring it to life.

As a photographer, I have had the opportunity to photograph major events and people, including The White House twice. It’s wild to be seen or known as a professional photographer as an artist who never thought of themselves as a photographer. But I have covered Annie Leibowitz, Synthia St James, LeBron James, and many more.

Furthermore, as a fashion designer, seeing gorgeous models wearing my clothing on runways and being photographed in the streets of Paris has been so thrilling and mind-blowing. Listening to myself say that these are my fabric designs and garments, and I am photographing my own work in Paris, is a dream come true. Accomplishments are so rewarding when you set out to do something and finish it. It’s been a long journey, but being an artist in today’s world has allowed me to pursue my passions and achieve my goals, and I am grateful for the opportunities and experiences that have come my way.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Art Exhibit at Trudy Wiesenberger Gallery Featuring Georgio Sabino III, Artistic Jungle Series Inspired by Covid-19

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RE: Georgio Sabino III; Artistic Jungle: Blurring the lines between the physical-world and a digital-reality.

University Hospital Cleveland Medical Center, Trudy Wiesenberger Gallery 11100 Euclid Ave. Cleveland, OH 44106  

Cleveland, Ohio – University Hospital’s is proud to announce the opening of a new exhibit featuring the work of renowned multi-disciplinary visual artist, Georgio Sabino III. The exhibit will feature works from his Artistic Jungle series, and showcase Sabino’s unique approach to art, which blends painting, photography, graphic design, and augmented reality to create immersive and dynamic experiences for viewers.

Sabino’s artwork explores the beauty and complexity of nature, conveying a message of peace and harmony through vibrant colors and powerful contrast. His polyrhythmic identities strive to be seen and heard, with each piece of art telling a unique story.

“We are excited to have Georgio Sabino III’s work on exhibit,” said the UH Art Curator Thomas Huck. “His use of technology to enhance the viewer’s experience is truly unique, and I believe that this body of work will have a profound impact on our patients, visitors, and staff.”

The UH Art Collection was established in 1988 to advance the hospital’s mission: To Heal. To Teach. To Discover. The collection features work in all media, including paintings, photographs, drawings, prints, textiles, glass, sculpture, and ceramics. The collection includes works by regional artists, as well as national and internationally recognized artists from across the United States, Canada, and Europe.

The “Artistic Jungle Series” exhibit will open April 12th in the UH Trudy Wiesenberger Gallery located at 11100 Euclid Ave, Cleveland, OH 44106. (The Gallery is located on the first floor of the Humphrey Building adjacent to the Lerner Tower main entrance on UH Drive)

For more information about Georgio Sabino III and his artwork, please visit his website at www.GS3.us

Contact: UH Art Collection 11100 Euclid Ave Cleveland, OH 44106 artcollection@uhhospitals.org

Cleveland Scene Magazine

Artist’s (Paris) in the Spring Time

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Over a two day period Georgio Sabino III (GS3), recently had the opportunity to spend time in Paris with renowned artist Aleksandra Vandenhove, known for her artistic creations from vegetable papers, and Iga Vandenhove, who often uses sound and visual polysemy in her work.

During their time together, GS3 was able to connect with the two artists and two models for his work (Ines and Iga Vandenhove) But he learn more about their work and creative processes. He found their work to be inspiring and was impressed by their ability to capture the beauty and complexity of the world around them.

In addition to exploring the world of art, the three also spent time enjoying the culinary delights of Paris. They visited a variety of restaurants, including Cafe Leffe, Cafe Joyeux, and the Gigolo Italian restaurant, where they sampled delicious food and drinks. They also visited Fauchon for expensive drinks and desserts, Parvis du Sacre-couer, Montmartre to see the Dali gallery, Statue de Marceille, and Place Saint Michel.

One highlight of their culinary adventures was their visit to Cafe Marly at the Louvre, where they enjoyed a meal with a stunning view of the Louvre Pyramid. They also visited Musee de l’illusion, where they explored a world of visual and sensory illusions.

Their culinary journey culminated in a visit to the renowned French restaurant, Vaudeville, where they were served a delicious three-course meal with dessert. The food was so delicious that it left a lasting impression on GS3.

As they traveled around Paris together, GS3 found that he was creating a beautiful friendship with Aleksandra’s family. He was inspired by their creativity and passion for their work, knowledge and felt grateful for the opportunity to connect with them on a personal level.

GS3’s time in Paris was a memorable and inspiring experience, filled with art, culture, and culinary delights. Through his travels and connections, he continues to explore new horizons in the world of art and fashion, and create lasting friendships along the way.

Paris, Art & Fashion … Life Long Dream has Come True

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Georgio Sabino III (GS3), recently visited Paris for an inspiring trip filled with art, history, and cultural immersion. He visited many landmarks and museums, including the Van Gogh House, the Chateau de Chantilly, and the Pompidou Center. Along with experiencing Paris’s rich history and culture, GS3 also showcased his artistic vision through his fashion clothing brand.

Next, GS3 visited the Pompidou Center, a museum named after a president and known for its industrial aesthetic and impressive collection of art. GS3 watched two documentaries by Iga and Aleksandra Vandenhove, which provided a deeper understanding of the art and culture of Paris.

One of GS3’s second stops was with Luk Vandenhove at the Van Gogh House (Auberge Ravoux), where he explored the house and studio of the famous painter Vincent van Gogh. Afterward, Luk and GS3 stopped downstairs at the café, where he enjoyed a fabulous meal (Meat and Cheese plate) with delicious (2014 Crozes-Hermitage) wine and sketched “The Church at Auvers” that van Gogh famously painted.

GS3 then visited the Chateau de Chantilly, where he marveled at the castle’s elegant architecture and lush gardens. The castle was a reminder of France’s rich history and cultural legacy, and GS3 found inspiration in the space. Luk played the harp while in the castle. They both had the delicious Gaufres Maison a true taste of Paris.

During his visit, GS3 also fulfilled a lifelong dream of following in the footsteps of famous artists Matisse, Picasso, Josephine Baker and James Baldwin by walking the streets of Paris. As He walked the cobble streets he imaged the sounds, smells and the conversations artist were having. This experience allowed him to immerse himself in the city’s artistic and cultural atmosphere and find inspiration for his future work.

On Monday, Ines and Iga Vandenhove will be modeled GS3’s new fashion designs and textiles. Other artist-models will follow, showcasing the intersection of art and fashion that GS3 has created.

Overall, Sabino’s arrival to Paris is going fully as expected and will be an unforgettable experience with friends who have become family, filled with inspiration, creativity, and cultural immersion. Through his work and his travels, GS3 continues to push (with extreme energy) boundaries and explore new horizons in the world of art and fashion.