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Surfaces : xanthopsia 81

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Conceptual and Philosophical Analysis of "Surfaces": A Reinterpretation of a Work by Van Gogh Introduction The piece "Surfaces" draws its inspiration from the world of Vincent van Gogh, particularly in a work that is not explicitly mentioned but could be related to his style, such as "Undergrowth with Two Figures." This work, revisited as a subrealist and unconventional abstraction, uses mixed media, combining physical and digital painting. It explores the theme of surfaces and their deceptive nature, which can be both simple and superficial while concealing underlying complexities. Artistic Approach The mixed media of "Surfaces" includes: - Original Overlaid Painting: Use of acrylic paint on canvas board in the form of a hand-cut tracing. - Digital Painting: Integration of frame-by-frame digital animation, offering a new temporal dimension to the work. This dynamic approach aims to reinvent art and adapt it to personal experiences, highlighting the power of art to transcend time. Themes Explored - Duality and Coexistence: Inspired by the artistic approach of Van Gogh, who loved to capture natural tensions and harmonies, this work explores how opposing elements can coexist and reinforce each other. - Reflective and Superficial Surfaces: This contemplative allegory suggests that even the simplest surfaces can conceal complex depths, reminding us that nothing is ever what it seems. - Metaphor and Contemporary Abstraction: "Surfaces" explores how abstraction can be used to evoke metaphors about appearance and reality, inviting the viewer to reflect on these concepts. Philosophy and Possible Interpretations - Digital Interpretation of Classical Works: This approach encourages a new way of understanding the classics, enriching our perception with modern techniques. It invites a deeper connection with art in general. - The Yellow Vision and Utopia: The "Xanthopsia" (Yellow Vision) collection evokes the idea of finding positivity even in difficult times, a utopian theme that resonates with Van Gogh's transformative spirit, particularly during periods of personal crisis. Cultural and Historical Resonances Van Gogh's artistic approach, marked by his ability to traverse cultural and territorial contexts, is reinterpreted here, drawing on his contemplative experiences and the psychological metamorphoses he underwent. This reinterpretation echoes the ideas of Surrealist artists, who sought to connect dreams with reality. It demonstrates the flexibility and creativity inherent in contemporary art. Subrealism, for its part, attempts to go further by projecting the subconscious through flat tints, like successive layers of interconnected thoughts and mental projections without temporality beneath the chatter, a creative and intuitive meditation on the moment hidden beneath reality. ------------------------ In summary, "Surfaces," more than a simple artistic reinterpretation, embodies a profound philosophical reflection on appearance, reality, and the multiple facets of the human condition through modern and innovative techniques. tribute to Van Gogh : Peat Boat with Two Figures see original at: musée régional de Drenthe format / media / size / speed / timing / éditions : 3840 x 2160 px / 4k mp4 / 118 MB / 8 fps / 59s / 1/1