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Joseph Conrad-Ferm
Abstract The Speed of Sound Painting by Joseph Conrad-Ferm, Mixed Media Canvas

2017

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the speed of sound by Joseph Conrad-Ferm, Mixed Media, REP by Tuleste Factory Born 1975, and raised in New Canaan, CT. Self taught artist Joseph Conrad-Ferm did not discover his need to paint until the winter of 2001, at age 26. “I don’t have a college art degree and I don’t have an art critics vocabulary. I paint when I’m feeling good and I paint when feeling otherwise. I find the right music to fit my mood and I go to work, though work is probably not the right word for it. It used to pour out of me, as fast as I could move the brush, though I’ve since learned to restrain my efforts. My recent painting process has become quite intense, by design. My intention is to reveal a complex and timeless process that is easy to engage. My movement in the studio is calculated, at this stage of my artistic development and career. I believe the imagery and substance of my artistic voice are born through me, from a place that is closer and more familiar than my breath.” With over 1,000 finished works, on paper, canvas, and wood, his paintings are in public and private collections worldwide, including a recent museum acquisition. Ferm has over 80 solo and group shows to his credit, with a solo show @ the Coral Springs museum of art, in south FL. Ferm’s work is used extensively by interior designers, has been seen in design publications in the U.S. and Europe, and can be found on several television shows. An avid cyclist, Ferm has recently married two passions. Through collaborations with companies in the US and abroad, select paintings have transitioned onto cycling and other athletic apparel. He lives on Cape Cod, with artist Sarah Conrad-Ferm and their two boys. Ferm is currently employed full time as a registered nurse, in a critical care setting, at Cape Cod hospital in Hyannis, Mass.

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