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Isolation And Desolation

Jeff Burgess

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Isolation And Desolation Digital Art

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Seattle, Wa - United States

Thanks "Intent of the Artist" for the feature.

Seattle, Wa - United States

Thanks "Greatest of All Time" for the feature.

Essex - United Kingdom

Wasn't sure whether to say this, as it's a bit weird. But your art must have made quite an impression on me, because I actually dreamed about it last night. I was in one of the upstairs windows, looking out and there was nothing for miles. I knew I was in a painting. And, whilst I love my solitude and isolation - I did start to wonder if I was going to be there forever, just stuck. It lasted ages and fluctuated between a sense of dread and of peace. Anyway, a bit of useless information there for you. But I just found it interesting how art can really affect us. I still love it, by the way.

Jeff Burgess replied:

Oh Issie, thanks for sharing such an intimate feeling. Not useless information at all. I appreciate your very personal thoughts and love that the art penetrated your soul.

Seattle, Wa - United States

This work has been favorited 56 times and counting. I want to thank all the people who have found it to worthy of a favorite. It is much appreciated. And I also sincerely appreciate the fact that it has produced some "feelings" for many of you.

Essex - United Kingdom

This is the sort of art I love - the kind that makes me feel something. I love how the sky is only subtly different from the land - as if there is a feeling of the landscape going on forever. I'm not sure if this gives me a sense of freedom, or of being trapped and suffocated in the same place, every day, over and over. Amazing work Jeff - my new favourite of yours.

Jeff Burgess replied:

Issie, the greatest praise an artist can get is that the observer "feels something" deep inside when a piece (or dance, or theatrical effort) is presented. And you've given me this so thank you. And your expressed feelings, seeming conflicting, are deeply felt by others at times. I guess, from my perspective, they are important to you to voice and are respected.

Joshua Tree, Ca - United States

What gives art its magic is its ability to express our deepest emotions ,,, In the artists own secret language which few may not understand or speak it This is a loneliness abandonment in older age a feeling of no one there for you anymoreThis is my understanding of it,,,What could have been now lost

Jeff Burgess replied:

You have hit on something that is quite common for those us in the 'older' age bracket. But loss and isolation is common among all age groups, unfortunately. I thank you for your perspective and the fact that this work resonated deeply for you. My art often reflects my own emotions.... it can be dark, bright with color, or - as this work demonstrates - foreboding. Thanks for commenting.

Aberdeen, nj - United States

It is not a good inner feeling, but when you live in crowded NJ, the isolation of living here would turn into a most beautiful solitude. I just love it.

Jeff Burgess replied:

I understand. And appreciate your insight and comment. Thanks, Sharon.

Buxheim, Ba - Germany

This is stunning, perfect title!

Jeff Burgess replied:

Thanks, Jutta.

Seattle, Wa - United States

Thanks "ABC Group" for the feature.

Santa Fe, NM - United States

Interpreted as mysterious and desolate. Wonderful textures!

Jeff Burgess replied:

Thanks, Toni.

Western, IL - United States

Congratulations! Your terrific art has been featured on the ABC Group home page from the I IS FOR ISOLATED themed week, MAY 8, 2023 - MAY 15, 2023. You are invited to add your wonderful art in the Features Archive Discussion in the ABC GROUP as a way to preserve your feature.

Jeff Burgess replied:

Thanks so much.

Calgary, Al - Canada

Congratulations! This simple and essential image is a Featured Image in the “Best of Minimalism” group on FAA based on votes by group members. The artist is invited to add the image to the group’s current “2022/23 Feature Archive” Discussion topic.

Jeff Burgess replied:

Thanks, Bob.

Seattle, Wa - United States

Thanks "Mystery Group" for the feature.

Foster City, CA - United States

Congratulations, your image has been featured in the Mystery group -- thanks for sharing it with us! Please feel free to add it to the 2023 Feature Archive in the Discussion section (using the "embed" link on your image page).

Jeff Burgess replied:

Thanks, Alex.

Lebanon, OR - United States

An awesome work of art Jeff, and Isolation and Desolation come to my mind as I view it!

Jeff Burgess replied:

Thanks, Nick

Kerrville, TX - United States

Good palette...reminds me of 'Christina's World'

Jeff Burgess replied:

I have received similar comments, but I did not have this work on my mind when I created this piece. Thanks though.... what a great compliment.

Jeff Burgess replied:

I do have another work that was, in fact, based on "Christina's World"

Seattle, Wa - United States

Thanks "Your Best Work" for the feature.

Seattle, Wa - United States

Thanks "10 plus" for the feature.

Seattle, Wa - United States

Thanks "The Artists Group" for the feature.

Seattle, Wa - United States

Thanks "Art for the Cafe....." for the feature.

Seattle, Wa - United States

Thanks "Art and Photography Submissions" for the feature.

Aurora, Mo - United States

Yes! Exactly! LF

Gettysburg, PA - United States

Amazing work, reminds me of an Andrew Wyeth work, LF

Jeff Burgess replied:

When I created this, I hadn't even considered Wyeth's work, but you are right, his work without the woman.

Independence, KS - United States

BRAVO! Your artwork has earned a FEATURE on the homepage of The Artists Group, 1/06/20223! You may also post it in the Group's Features discussion thread and any other thread that fits!

Jeff Burgess replied:

thanks, Jenny.

Seattle, Wa - United States

Thanks "The Art Workshop" for the feature.

Seattle, Wa - United States

Thanks "The Artistic Aperture" for the feature.

Seattle, Wa - United States

Tanks "ART - It Is Good For You" for the feature.

Seattle, Wa - United States

Thanks "Photo-manipulation" for the feature.

Seattle, Wa - United States

Thanks "Your Very Best Photograph" for the feature.

Seattle, Wa - United States

Thanks "Your Best Work" for the feature.

Middletown, PA - United States

Beautiful work, Jeff!!! CONGRATULATIONS, your work is featured in "Your Best Work"! I invite you to place it in the group's "Featured Image Archive" discussion thread and any other thread that is fitting!! 😊

Jeff Burgess replied:

Thanks so much Taphath.

Calgary, Al - Canada

Congratulations! on this unique image’s being Featured in the “Artistic Aperture” group. The artist is invited to add the image to the group’s current “2022 Feature Archive” Discussion topic.

Jeff Burgess replied:

Thanks Bob.

Edmonton, AB - Canada

Cool Jeff!

Jeff Burgess replied:

Thanks, Brian.

MOSMAN,SYDNEY, NS - Australia

Kudos, Jeff! This is heart-stopping emotive, beautiful, convincing ART. Highest compliments. And, just fyi, I love it, and......am still !! full of hope: from that golden light/hovering/promising........fav........VIVA

Jeff Burgess replied:

It pleases me greatly that you appreciate this piece.....and feel it as well. Thank you

Heffley Creek, B. - Canada

Your digital art is amazing Jeff! You've certainly achieved the sense of isolation.

Jeff Burgess replied:

Thanks so much Lillian. Much appreciated.

Cocoa, FL - United States

What a great way to stir one's imagination! For me, it appears a Dust Bowl remnant! Fav!

Jeff Burgess replied:

Thanks Ben, and yes, it does appear to be a "dust bowl" remnant.

Seattle, Wa - United States

Thanks "Just Perfect" for the feature.

Seattle, Wa - United States

Thanks "Fine Art Exploration Photography" for the feature.

Seattle, Wa - United States

Thanks "The Space Between" for the feature.

Bushnell, Fl - United States

Love this!

Jeff Burgess replied:

Thanks, Richard.

Hilo, Hi - United States

Classic piece with deep emotion. You do great homage to Wyeth.

Jeff Burgess replied:

Thanks Heidi.

Williamsburg, VA - United States

Such awesome work! So beautiful and captivating!

Jeff Burgess replied:

Thanks so much Lara.

Seattle, Wa - United States

Thanks "Fine Art University of Painting...." for the feature.

Seattle, Wa - United States

thanks Art for Passion - Passion for Art for the feature.

Hugo, MN - United States

What a shame this old house was found in this condition. Can't imagine living there with nothing besides the house. Great capture, Jeff.

Jeff Burgess replied:

Yes indeed. But this is a "symbolic" image, a piecing together of two images like a painting (fusion photography) for the effect....of desolation.

Ramona, CA - United States

Really nice composition and colors; the overall rough look suits that house so well!

Jeff Burgess replied:

Thanks William.

Lakeland, TN - United States

Congratulations! .... Your wonderful work of art has been presented on the HomePage in the group, 'ART FOR PASSION - PASSION FOR ART'. Thanks for sharing with all of us. If you wish, you can archive it permanently or promote it further in the Discussions Tabs .... Nancy

Jeff Burgess replied:

Thanks much Nancy.

San Diego, CA - United States

outstanding

Jeff Burgess replied:

Thanks Inez for this nice comment.

Sonoran Desert, AZ - United States

Congrats for the all your Homepage Features. I agree with Barbie, beautiful and evocative.

Jeff Burgess replied:

Thank you Janet.

Punta Gorda, FL - United States

CONGRATULATIONS! It is my pleasure to feature your beautiful and evocative landscape photography on the homepage of The 200 Club, a unique and highly ranked group. You are invited to archive it in the Club's Features/Thanks discussion thread or the other appropriate threads for posterity or promotion.

Jeff Burgess replied:

Thanks so much Barbie.

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