Painter Jason Bryant on the influence of classic film in his work: "Film, to me, has always been an escape. Like painting, it sends us on a journey where we take what we bring into it, but always come out of the viewing process a little more informed and with a different perspective. There is something so elegant and clean about how black and white film translates to the viewer. It is very baseline and straightforward in its approach." Above, his works "A Crack in His Faux Finish" and "Happiness." See more here.
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