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Manifestation of the Poetry of Life: Xanthopsia 175

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Philosophical and Artistic Synthesis "Manifestation of the Poetry of Life" is part of a subrealist reinterpretation of Van Gogh's work, "Butcher's Shop Seen Through a Window." This hybrid piece fuses acrylic paint on canvas and minimalist digital animation to explore the gestation, evolution, and symbiosis of life with its environment. It embodies a contemplative allegory where contemporary abstraction meets gestural Abstract Expressionism, while questioning dualities (shadow/light, organic/digital, treeskulltown/Van Gogh). The Xanthopsia collection—symbolizing an altered perception turned toward positivity—serves as a common thread for this reflection on the coexistence of opposites. Technical Approach and Digital Subculture The work combines: - Physical Acrylic Painting: Gestural brushstrokes, inspired by the energy of Van Gogh, captured in high-definition photography to preserve the material texture. - Stop-motion Digital Animation: Minimalist digital overlays of organic movements animate the canvas, evoking the cycle of life. - Hybridization of Media: The photographed canvas becomes a digital "body," where digital painting symbolically extends the symbiosis between nature and artifice. This method reflects today's digital culture, where the physical and the virtual coexist to create new narratives. Conceptual Depth - Subrealism: The work goes beyond realism to reveal an invisible poetry—the original shop becomes a metaphor for life in flux, where the violence of natural cycles is sublimated by a contemplative aesthetic. - Duality and Harmony: By reinterpreting the yellow vision (Xanthopsia), the work transforms Van Gogh's tensions (anguish/beauty) into a meditation on resilience. The minimalist animation, through its micro-movements, embodies the idea of persistent vitality amidst chaos. - Temporal Transcendence: This digital reinterpretation does not replace the original, but enriches it with a modern sensory layer, questioning how contemporary tools can reveal new poetic dimensions in classical works. Conclusion "Manifestation of the Poetry of Life" illustrates art's ability to reinvent itself through the ages. By blending physical gestures and digital language, it offers an immersive experience where the viewer is invited to perceive life as a continual flux, both brutal and sublime. This approach aligns with the spirit of Van Gogh: seeking light in the darkness, while affirming that art remains a permanent dialogue between the past, the present and possible futures. Tribute to Van Gogh: « View of a Butcher's Shop » in Van Gogh Museum collection Digital art version : 2160 x 3840 px / 4K MP4 / 108 Mo / 7 fps / 1/1 édition