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For the "Surreal The One Stock" Challenge at level 3Backround by [link]
Girl by [link]
Bathtub by [link]
Elefant by [link]
Bird brush by [link]
Textures are my own. You can see them here [link] and here [link]
featured: [link] [link]
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Comments: 19
J'admire cette pièce; L'allongement du tronc éléphants se fait l'écho de Salvador Dali "Les Eléphants", le symbole du tronc si phallique ou non s'étend non seulement en termes de proportions, mais aussi dans un rêve paysage que cette image ensemble est plutôt "rêveuse" faute d'un terme plus académique.
La femelle étant levé évoque ce style typique Horreur film.
En retournant à l'idée de l'œuvre d'art ayant un rêve, comme la qualité, le concept du rêve est vicieusement intrigante en particulier dans les termes de la réalité et ce que nos sens peuvent percevoir ... L'œuvre d'art comme onirique que cela puisse paraître est en fait plus honnête dans ses tentatives que la réalité des faits tout simplement (si quelque chose comme ce qui existe, même). nos oreilles et nos yeux seront toujours nous tromper, mais les possibilités illimitées de l'imagination transcende les plis du temps et de la raison. Il s'agit d'un meilleur jeu joué par les rêveurs.
Je pense qu'il est dans l'ensemble un beau morceau que vous devriez être fiers.
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I enjoy this piece; i feel that it hints back at wash technique paintings even though it is by way of photography. The elongation of the elephants trunk echoes Salvador Dali's 'The Elephants' - 1948, the symbol of the trunk whether phallic or not stretches not only in terms of proportions but also into a dream scape as this whole image is rather "dreamy" for lack of a more academic term.
The female being uplifted brings to mind that typical Horror movie styled women as in Barbara Creeds book "The Monstrous-Feminine". The author argues that when a woman is constructed as monstrous, it is almost always in conjunction with reproduction and mothering functions.
Returning back to the idea of the artwork having a dream like quality , the concept of dreaming is viciously intriguing especially in the terms of reality and what our senses can perceive...When we dream we are not aware of it, if we were we would be experiencing a lucid dream (which branches out on a completely alternative theme ). I am sure you have heard of the Philosopher Rene Descartes who dealt with the dilemma of knowing the difference between dreams and reality, well, in the world of art and artists we find that the understanding of reality may be viewed by spectators as warped and exaggerated yet in some ways I would like to argue that very often artists see things in a pure spectrum. The artwork as dreamlike as it may seem is in fact more honest in its attempts than just plain factual reality (if something like that even exists).Our ears and our eyes will always deceive us but the limitless possibilities of the imagination transcends the folds of time and reason. It is a game best played by dreamers.
As for technique a slight magnification into the understanding of light and darkness, shadow and lighting may improve the appearance somewhat yet I think it is all in all a lovely piece that you ought to be proud of.
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Cool concept, it would fetch well in a gallery.
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This has a lovely surrealist feel to it. The bath tub is perfect.
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Great concept, with that bath on that bare, arid land. Wonderful work.
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