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          He was born in Accra-Ghana and studied art at the Ghanatta College of Art and Design.

        1. He was born in Accra-Ghana and studied art at the Ghanatta College of Art and Design.
        2. An abstract painting with black and white paint.
        3. Philippines-based artist Januz Miralles blends photo manipulation with traditional painting methods to produce ghostly and ethereal art.
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        5. Daniel Martin lives and works in Leiden, the Netherlands.
        6. Philippines-based artist Januz Miralles blends photo manipulation with traditional painting methods to produce ghostly and ethereal art..

           

          I have chosen to study Januz Miralles as I feel that Miralles incorporates the previous aspects that I have studied and also uses portraits in her works which is something that I am looking to add to my work.

          There is also the aspect of lack of control in her work and I feel as though this theme works well with my theme of nature and the human body as a lot of nature is uncontrollable. There is also the link between the chemical reactions and my previous photography with the way in which Miralles uses paint and how this creates a fascinating effect on her work .

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          Miralles manages to mix the portraits with the use of paint and different mediums harmoniously to create a very unique effect. She sometimes uses the help of digital editing to mix these two very different styles of art.  

          This first piece, I feel manages to mix an abstract style whilst keeping the distinctness of a portrait painting in areas.

          There is vast contrast between the ‘perfection’ of th