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Babushka: A Conversation With Nicholas Farhi August 05, 2021 | in Painting With general life going to a standstill all over the world in the past year and a half, we ve witnessed a massive revival of interior and still life painting. And one of the artists whose explorations we ve enjoyed the most is Nicholas Farhi whose solo show In his new series of works which inaugurated the gallery s Soho location Farhi is addressing solitude through the depiction of objects around him, with an accent on the ones with the ability to trap light. Whether it s household appliances with their shiny, reflective surfaces, glasses and cookware, or crystal figurines, New York-born artist is putting an obvious emphasis on the visual spectacle conducted by these lifeless subjects. Starting with a controlled, realistic depiction of the general forms and then progressing to almost abstract sections that capture said effects, the portrayed entities are removed from their surroundings and give ....
Maryam Arslan creates portraits of decadent comfort foods saturated with sugar and grease. As long as art has been made, artists have found in food an endlessly elastic metaphor. From Giuseppe Arcimboldo’s illusory paintings of royal portraits as heaps of fruits and vegetables, to artists’ depictions of lavish banquets for wealthy patrons, food and art are remarkably intertwined and have appeared in myriad contexts over centuries. Autumn (1573), Guiseppe Arcimboldo Even after hundreds of years, artists continue to use food to convey a range of themes, from consumerism to essential dependence, and from our insatiable, gluttonous nature to the ephemerality of time. ....
Description artwork The unique and original artwork Downtown area with garbage truck 2 is a creation from the artist Tony Blomme, a worthy representative of realism in painting. He enjoys watercolour for its lightness and the precision of drawing. He uses oil for its depth and intensity of colour. information Tony Blomme Belgium Tony was born and raised in Eeklo a small town northwest of Belgium. He studied drawing and painting in the early 1970s. During his training, his style was influenced by Dutch realism (Carel Willink, Pycke Koch), and the surrealism of Rene Magritte, Paul Delvaux (Belgian painters, twentieth century), Max Ernest (German artist, twentieth century) and Yves Tanguy (Franco-American painter, twentieth century). During his first visit to New York in 1980, the artist discovered Photorealism (American hyperrealist movement). He was struck by the works of Ralph Goings, Richard Estes, John Salt . The discovery of this painting style was a rev ....