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| Ode to my Best Friend Patty Lou - Mitro |
1. Soft Abstract Expressionism- Leading Artist Katheleen Mitro Katheleen Mitro
This genre of art uses beautiful colors and soft flowing lines to create playful almost cartoon like characters telling a storyline on one storyboard, the canvas.
Soft Abstract is a gentler offshoot of traditional Abstract Expressionism made famous by de Kooning, de Kooning, Pollock , Pollock and Rothko Rothko
Soft abstract lets the painting come up with no intention to create anything definite. Paint and crayons are applied to the canvas in various smears and lines letting whatever picture that wants to emerge to emerge. Soft Abstract Expressionism Soft Abstract Expressionism
Paintings by Mitro
Paintings by Mitro
2. Binary Sculptor - Leading artist Koogz
Coining the phrase ‘Binary Sculptor” Koogz’ Koogz art delves into the portion of life usually left unnoticed. A kind of modern day Michelangelo Michelangelo his art is a combination of objects with their essence contained and then manipulated with the intent of bringing out the unseen characteristics that lie deeper.
A culmination of the theories related to the science of quantum; the behaviors of small particles and the space with which they reside
“Binary” is the language of computers based in math, and it is in the shadows of the binary the imagery challenging what is seen in our limited spectrum is then revealed.
“I am equally observer as creator” as the images unfold and what is revealed is much a surprise to me as anyone as seen in my series titled “Of Hearts & Wings" http://www.koogz.net/
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Alien Wings" 305cm wide - Koogz |
3. Digital Painting
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4. Graffiti Art - Leading Artist Banksy Banksy
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| Girl with Pearl Earring by Banksy |
Street culture and graffiti are well-known for being
provocative, appealing, bold and uncompromising. Originally used by
gangs to mark their territory in some urban area, graffitis have now
become a rich medium for unrestricted expression of ideas and
statements. In fact, creative designers and artists across the globe use
this form of art to deliver their message and showcase their work. -Vitaly Friedman
5. Photorealism Art- Leading Artist Richard Estes Richard Estes
Beginning in the 1960s, the photorealist movement sought to create
shockingly lifelike images, usually in imitation of actual photographs.
By copying even the tiniest detail a camera could record, photorealist
artists were able to produce “an image of an image of life.” The
movement, also known as Super-realism
or Hyperrealism, encompassed sculpture as well as painting and was
heavily influenced by the contemporary pop art movement. But while pop art
ironically removed commercial images from their context, photorealism
focused on the power of ordinary, everyday life, recreated as accurately
as possible.
Influential photorealist artists include Richard Estes, Audrey Flack, Robert Bechtle, Chuck Close, and sculptor Duane Hanson, who have all produced art amazingly realistic enough to leave you questioning if your whole life has been a lie. The movement is usually not a hit with art critics, who often believe it elevates sheer mechanical proficiency over ideas and style.-
Photo credit: Richard Estes
-Mitro
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Influential photorealist artists include Richard Estes, Audrey Flack, Robert Bechtle, Chuck Close, and sculptor Duane Hanson, who have all produced art amazingly realistic enough to leave you questioning if your whole life has been a lie. The movement is usually not a hit with art critics, who often believe it elevates sheer mechanical proficiency over ideas and style.-
Photo credit: Richard Estes-Mitro
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