Tuesday, March 3, 2009

Always a Source of Inspiration: Fernand Léger






Fernand Léger produced great work in the past and is an internationally recognized artist. I studied his work closely for my project back in college. I have always admired his passion in all things modern and his breakthrough in deconstructing perception. His approach changed throughout time from Impressionism, Cubism to a more organic and subtle style--all of which is characterized by his unique language of consistency and directness. 

Artist: Fernand Léger
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