Category: Artists through History Inspiration
Louise Bourgeois is crossing the boundaries of any of the definitions and exploring and emphasizing on the prevailing forces of the subconsciousness of the 20th century
Louise Bourgeois graced this planet with her presence spanning almost a century, during which she created a wide range of artistic pieces in different languages of materials and expression. She is one of the artists of 20th century who always came back to the psychology, self observation, getting back to the core, finding essence in the childhood memories and events.
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Luigi Russolo sees and hears the potential that the world has as the 20th century is unraveling from the build up of complexity
Luigi Russolo sees and hears the potential that the world has as the 20th century is unraveling...
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Marcel Duchamp and the road to the core concept and idea that creates art
Marcel Duchamp and the road to the core concept and idea that creates art
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Max Ernst his core ideas and place that inspired him the most
The center of gravity in the physical sense for Max Ernst on this planet was nothing less but the desert of Sedona, in Arizona. He found it when on his way traveling in a car with his partner Dorothea Tanning. His impression was that his entire life he painted this place and then Sedona found him, as a response he had to build a house, in full solitude, with famous sculptures watching over the inhabitants, they are called Capricorn.
“The role of the painter… is to project that which sees itself in him.” by Max Ernst
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Maurice Denis at the intersection of styles bridging the gap between impressionism and the beginning of 20th century movements
Finding the spiritual in art, and interpreting the flat surface into what it is – two...
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Inspiration for us in the 21st century Odilon Redon and his imaginary world that taps into the nightmare and the lightness of being simultaneously
Depicting the reality of fantastical or finding it within “I have often, as an exercise and...
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Oskar Kokoschka and making the invisible forces visible, while they shape the essential human condition
Exploring the 4th dimension of painting which is the core of vision in everything Oskar Kokoschka...
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Egon Schiele opens the world of visual distortion and traveling away from traditional, conventional and the definition of beauty is in the other world
The essence of human existence, what drives it forward or backward is the question “Bodies have...
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Joseph Stella, the efforts of the individuals and the stability of the whole collective. Lines and structure of both society and materials
Finding a true identity and meaning of life, a quest each of us is experiencing Joseph Stella felt...
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Achieving balance by the use of opposition between elements rather than symmetry in Mondrian and Jung
Exploring the unconscious, collective and mythological aspects in Art As psychology and the dive...
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Marc Chagall dream of humanity, folk inspired visual thoughts and finding the meaning in life by doing something that doesn’t revert the gaze away from the sky and the stars
Reality is processed into distilled form that reveals the working of the mind Unlike most of his...
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How the atmosphere of the nature, devoid of Sun inspires the mind to create inner world full of color, optimism and serenity in Henri Matisse’s world
Birth of the inner joy painting the world that is missing through desired shapes, patterns and...
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