Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts

Sunday, February 6, 2011

Regular things with irregular colors


Each color that stands up for himself has a artistic name. As it becames increasingly difficult to remember all those names, Chirag Mehta has devised an application Name That Color,where you select a color, but the program says which name is the most suitable for that color. That names are taken from the sites such as:Wikipedia,Crayola,Resence.

Which color?

Why do you say red when you think on maroon color?
Is an apricot a fruit or color?

Is it grey or mouse color?

And then a little more professional to say it sounds cyan and magenta

Saturday, February 5, 2011

Upside Down House

the walls are there ...
the roof is there ...
floor is there ...



But ... There is still something wrong. No, this is an example how the workers built something on your own. Bosses wanted to look just like this.
People say the world is so turned on a header, here's even home. Everything is reversed, the man knows more what's normal. It seems funny, but has a serious message.
In addition to those of their artistic quality, this house has become a big tourist attraction. People stand for hours in line to see what's inside. They say that workers are looking for a break every three hours because it is terribly difficult to do so upside-down.



Built by Daniel Czapiewski, Szymbark,Poland

Monday, January 31, 2011

Kandinsky

Yellow-Red-Blu, Kandinsky 1925
Kandinsky explained the theories on the distribution of weight within the area and tried to outline the processes by which pictorial analysis of the minimal elements and principles of painting - such as point and line as a sequence of points , and their relationship with the surface that receives - leads to a synthesis of the spiritual order. To this end, he led an analysis that leads to extreme consequences be what he called 'the deep affinities between the different arts (painting with music, dance ..) and the organic connections between art and the forms of civilization or of anti-social.

Regular dress or irregular skin?

Jhonny Robles, Coffe wall in Miami
This murals shows people who are stripped of their skin and reveal its true essence made of color. Resunsaysdope is located at Cafeina Cafe Lounge & Gallery, in Miami’s Wynwood Arts District. Designed by artist/designer Johnny Robles

Trompe l'oeil

Spouses bedroom, Mantegna, Palazzo ducale di Mantova

Escaping criticism, Pere Borrell del caso


Trompe l'oeil, the French "tromper, deceive, and 'oeil, eye, nature is a painting technique, based on the use of light and shadow and perspective, that is life in such a way as to seem to eyes of the spectator an illusion of reality. It creates an ambiguity between the picture plane and the observer, be doing what in reality is three-dimensional two-dimensional, so in fact the observer perceives an illusory reality does not exist, created artificially through pictorial means . It is based largely on creating a sort of setting time wisely to incorporate functional elements to get then to meld with the architecture and at the same time to push the limits. The perfect simulation of the physical world creates a subtle play of between reality and perceptual illusion in which modern man is lost and in turn lose the limitations imposed by the phenomenological world.

Saturday, January 29, 2011

Duchamp: regular arts with irregular things

Duchamp, New York 1913

Duchamp, NewYork 1917

The ready-made, therefore, is a common article of daily use (a hanger and a bottle rack, a urinal, etc.). which becomes a work of art by the artist and once taken place as it is in a different situation from that of use, which would have its own (in this case a museum or art gallery). The added value of the artist is the operation of choice, or even random object identification, capture and isolation of the object.

Sunday, November 7, 2010

Use geometry to define real shapes

La metamorfosi, Escher 1968


Escher artistic expression was created from images in his mind, rather than directly from observations and travels to other countries. Well known examples of his work also include Drawing Hands, a work in which two hands are shown, each drawing the other.
The concept of this work is to morph one image into a tessellated pattern, then gradually to alter the outlines of that pattern to become an altogether different image.