Comments on: Painter of Palpable Frisson: Denyse Thomasos, 1964-2012

By: Ani

Ani — Sat, 03 Nov 2012 02:43:30 +0000

So sad when a life ends so suddenly and at such a young age. I will always remember your streght, your optimist and your love for life. Always working hard for your goals and dreams! Each one of them came true! Will always share the childhood memories!

By: Aliza

Aliza — Thu, 30 Aug 2012 05:21:31 +0000

I literally just found out her passing and I’m beyond shocked. I’ve taken many classes with her and learned so much. She had this intense energy about her — and it was contagious. It is true that she lived her dreams and she made it seem like *you* could do the same — that anything was possible. So intense and dedicated to what it was to be an artist — to experiment, to constantly be in the process, in the moment…though her life was so tragically cut short, I have no doubt that she lived every day to the absolute fullest, and she inspired others like myself to do the same. Denyse made you feel, when she was talking to you, like you were the only one in the world that mattered. She had so many gifts and will be missed by so many. My heart goes out to her husband and little Syann.

By: danila rumold

danila rumold — Thu, 26 Jul 2012 16:03:59 +0000

So sad when a life ends so suddenly and at such a young age. Her gratitude for life displays an understanding for the meaning which she sought in her work. Although I am seeing and hearing about her work for the first time here, her life is an inspiration to me. My heart goes out to those who knew and loved her.