The Energy Spectrum 2011   —   Meridian, MS, USA

 
21 artists • 48 artworks • 11 countries • 10 US states

The exhibition showed the breadth of what energy art is able to express, as a “spectrum” of concepts and their depictions, analogously to the scientific idea of the electromagnetic spectrum. A wide range of styles, techniques, and mediums have been presented at the exhibition.

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Energy Art Salon 2011   —   Russia

 

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Energy Art Salon Competition 2011   —   Results Announcement

The Dragon Came By and I Got On
Lindsay Swan
Beyond the Phoenix Wings
Hiroyuki Saito

The Energy Art Movement hereby announces the results of our second annual competition, and the first with public voting on Facebook. These artworks qualify for exhibition at the Energy Art Salon 2011. Results »

About the Movement

 
Some paintings vibrate with energy. Impressionists like Monet tried to capture light. Futurists like Boccioni portrayed motion and speed. Expressionists like Van Gogh conveyed emotions. These qualities – light, speed, emotion – are variations of energy. Energy is one of the most ephemeral qualities to depict.

Energy may be indefinable but it is a universal concept. Some feel energy as a connection with another human being; some perceive it as the brightness or the heat of the sun on an astounding day. Others label energy as a destructive force while still others see it as the genesis of life. We all have an innate sense of the impact of energy.

Energy Art is the depiction of energy using color, form, and composition to create inventive and expressive works of art that resonate with impact and feeling. These are those works that pulsate with a mysterious force, whether it is a force beyond us or part of our own elemental humanity.

The Energy Art Movement was launched in May of 2008 by a group of artists collectively interested in raising the standards of artistic expression. They believe that visual dynamism – “Energy Art” – is a natural evolution of art trends that preceded it, particularly those trends which reflect the complexity of civilization. As technology and science hurtle us forward, the Energy Art Movement holds that art should do more than reflect our surroundings: it should aspire to capture the energetic essence of life.

Energizing Radiance 2010   —   Memphis

 

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We Are Connected Project

 
Beyond immediate human relationships, there are much deeper levels of connections. You may have also realized that most of the world’s greatest evils are born due to an inner feeling of separateness from others. Just think of the case of races, religions, or nations for instance. Or even your neighbors. But what is the truth? More »

Green Energy Project

 
Like most citizens of our planet, we are filled with an increasing worry regarding the state of the environment. As artists, we feel it is our duty to reflect upon likely the most major contemporary issue: preserving the cleanness of our environment - what is left of it at least - and propagating an overall awareness towards our fellow citizens. More »

Interview about the Movement

 
Thank you to artist Peggy Mintun for the excellent questions, the professional design, and the opportunity to speak about the Movement. Appeared in issue 4 of the online magazine Sublime Rush, on pages 192-203. Please click the image below for a full-screen view.

Interview with Member Helene Kippert

 
Helene has been accepted into a new artists’ group called the Energy Art Movement which is attracting amazing people using all types of media… I’m inspired by Monet and the Impressionists. In a way, I see them as precursors to the Energy Art Movement, since the Impressionists painted light and we paint energy…” More »