Showing posts with label artists. Show all posts
Showing posts with label artists. Show all posts

Sunday, 5 April 2009

Piet Mondrian

Mondrian used straight lines and primary colours , to banish 3D and curved shapes, in order to create the 'perfect composition' and 'balance'.

"his aim was to create an objective art of disciplin whose laws would somehow reflect the order of the universe. The pure line and colour highlights the painting's connection to the De Stijl movement of which he was a member"

(The Art Book, Phaidon Press Limited, london, 1994)

"Mondrian's paintings are not composed of perfectly flat planes of color, as one might expect. Brush strokes are evident throughout, although they are subtle, and the artist appears to have used different techniques for the various elements." (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piet_Mondrian)

I wanted to look a bit closer at his personal life to see if it had a direct affect on his work! The work is very neat, structured, and some what obessive within the straight lines, and not crossing the borders! I did find some articals, (that I had forgotton to reference) that pointed to the fact that he was an Obessive Complusive, which for me make a lot of sense!

As I get further and further into this study, it is becoming more and more apparent the links between stuff like OCD, or personailty disorders.....and the way that it is applied directly within artworks!

B xx

Wednesday, 1 April 2009

Leonardo Cremonese


This painting by Cremonese involves using oil paint on linen. Born in Brazil, Cremonese then moved to Sydney where he has been exhibiting work since 1991. His bright colours are inspiring and striking attracting the audience further into his work. He use of application is apparent in all of his works which creates a texture which is very unique. I like his loose and experimental feel throughout his work.


Monday, 30 March 2009

Artist's Work


This was a painting i found of an artist who paints peoples auras. The artists name is Michael Puya. The colours and strokes are subtle yet striking. I like the light pastel shades which create a mystery within the painting. This is a starting point to look at when painting my group members auras.

Artists

post art when you can that relates to all the themes and ideas we are playing around with.