Christopher J Wesley | Fine Art and Fiction Artist

Chris Wesley is an award winning author, fine art photographer, musician, music producer and poet.

Not THAT Far Into the Future

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Not THAT Far Into the Future is my explanation as to just what the hell it is that I’m doing with writing the remaining chapters of my book.

There’ s new tech in the remaining chapters that wasn’t there in the first fourteen. How am I making this work? Watch the video to find out.

New here?

If so, in 2015 I published The Gospel of Wolves, Episode One, the first of what was supposed to be a series of books broken up into episodes like a literary Netflix series.

Well, it didn’t work out like that, now I’m sharing my journey as I wrap up the writing of the book so that I can continue with a series that will look a lot more like A Game of Thrones, as in, full novels that will carry a complete storyline, but will have longer story arcs that carry across multiple novels.

Why use Expressionist Photography

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I want Expressionist Photography to become a movement of self-expression that’s accessible to everyone.

We all carry an art studio in our pockets and purses, and the truth is talent and creativity are boxes that we don’t have to self-identify with to take great photos. There are simple rules we can all follow and the first is that we all feel, therefore anything we make that expresses that feeling is valid.

Watch the video below for more details.

Time Lapse Video of Expressionism Photography by Chris Wesley

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Expressionism Photography creation in time lapse video.

It always begins with a photograph.

Time Lapse Video Never Alone from Chris Wesley on Vimeo.

For me, it’s important to begin my process in the real world before letting my imagination re-stylize the world. While I call the medium Expressionist Photography, I call the actual process Romanticizing the photograph.

The Perks of Being an Abused Child

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While I don’t condone abuse, I do believe that if you’re subjected to it, you need to first remove yourself from the situation and from there, find the benefits from what you’ve endured.

I know this sounds crazy, but humor me for now and consider some of the ways I’ve re-framed some of my own traumatic experiences.

Perhaps you can relate to a few of them and hopefully, you’ll be able to re-frame some of them yourself.  [Read more…]

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