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Artist Profile - Aaron Mazikowski
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Aaron's art was showcased at Gardner Community Center in June 2008. He will be showcasing again at Riga's European Cafe and Bakery during the month of November 2008.

Q&A with the Artist

Q: What is your favorite medium and why? What is your range of mediums?

Aaron: I have never experienced anything, but spray paint and acrylics. I have used spray paint more than anything in my life, but within the recent year and a half I have taken up acrylics. I have been told oils are the way to go because of the blending ability. So I think I'll give them a try sooner or later. As of now it acrylics, but the future might hold something different.

Q: Where have you studied art? Where have you exhibited work?

Aaron: I took my first art class this semester at evergreen valley college. They have a pretty good course and it opened my eyes to different techniques of painting. I was really hoping to take a class in oils. Basically everything I have learned though is self-taught and questions over the phone from friends out of town.

Exhibiting, seriously this is my first time having an art show. I did a little one for school this semester with other students, but this will be my first “real event.” I have been asked to in the past, but I'm very critical of my work and not sure if it's to my liking yet. This is a huge leap for me.

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Q: What is your favorite work? And what is your favorite response from
others to your work?

Aaron: Well my favorite work is portraits with my own little twist to them. I'm still figuring out what I like though. I guess with every painting that I do I find something new. So it's an evolving process.

My favorite response would be when people are shocked and have the look of a deer in headlights. I haven't been painting that long and that feeling feeds my hunger for painting. It's an amazing feeling.

Q: Where are you going now? What direction is calling you?

Aaron: Well, I'm not positive where I stand, but I know I will be doing art for the rest of my life in someway or another. I love to create, and for me it's what makes life livable at times. It helps me stay sane when things are going wrong. It can make a moment in life last forever. It's the inner peace that drives me.