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Dreamlike Campaign: Xanthopsia 26

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Description

The "Dreamlike Campaign " project offers a rich and multidimensional exploration of Van Gogh's work through contemporary reinterpretation. Here is a synthesis and in-depth analysis of this conceptualization: Artistic Context: In the field of contemporary art, claiming the freedom to reinterpret classical works not only reaffirms their relevance, but also reveals new dimensions through the use of modern techniques, such as digital painting and animations. I situate myself here in a tradition of permanent dialogue between art history and technological innovation. Philosophical Analysis: - Subrealist Abstraction and Animist Symbolism: - By revisiting Van Gogh's "The Harvest" from a subrealist perspective, I offer an abstraction that makes the invisible visible, notably this contemplative allegory of this idyllic countryside. The subjective animations add an animist layer, paying homage to the intrinsic connection that the orientalism noted in Van Gogh could symbolize. This gives the work a life of its own, suggesting that each element of the painting has a soul, a concept at the heart of animist philosophies. - The aspect of Duality: - The "Xanthopsia" collection does not only illustrate a perception altered by color, but also highlights dual tensions and the harmonious coexistence of opposites. The black pixel, a point of meditation and contrast at the heart of the work, embodies the dilemmas between light and shadow, chaos and order in human life. Contemporary Printing: The digital implementation through hybrid techniques offers a renewed perspective on the splendor of life, making nature alive and dynamic. This approach reflects an optimistic vision where digital techniques, beyond analysis or simple reproduction, become tools for artistic and contemplative metamorphosis, enriching the emotional connection with the work. Cultural and Artistic Impact: My project aims to develop the ability to transcend time, by showing how works can adapt to new technologies, but also how they can invite us to a deeper reflection on our perceptions and our world. By recontextualizing Van Gogh, I emphasize his eternal relevance and universality, while highlighting the richness of contemporary artistry that constantly adapts and reinvents his legacy Conclusion: This interpretation of "Dreamlike Campaign" thus demonstrates the profound articulation between philosophical, artistic and technological elements, encompassing an experience where perception, memory and imagination converge in a powerful and poetic visual narrative. It is a committed work, at the crossroads of many traditions, but resolutely turned towards the future. tribute to : Van Gogh : The harvest : June 1888 see original at: Van Gogh Museum format / media / size / speed / editions 3840 x 2160 px / mp4 / 116 MB / 8 fps / 1/1