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Chiaroscuro, derived from the Italian words "chiaro" (light) and "scuro" (dark), is a prominent technique in art, particularly in painting and drawing. It involves the skillful use of strong contrasts between light and dark elements within a composition. These bold variations in light and shadow not only create visual drama but also play a crucial role in conveying depth, form, and a three-dimensional quality to the objects and figures depicted in the artwork.
In the world of art, chiaroscuro is often used to enhance the realism and sculptural quality of a subject. By strategically placing highlights and shadows, artists can give the illusion of volume, texture, and spatial relationships, making two-dimensional artworks appear more lifelike and tangible.
Chiaroscuro is a technique that has been employed by many renowned artists throughout history, with notable examples including the works of Caravaggio, Rembrandt, and Leonardo da Vinci. Their masterful use of light and shadow not only brought their subjects to life but also added emotional depth and atmosphere to their creations.
This concept of chiaroscuro extends beyond the realm of visual arts and finds application in other forms of media as well. In cinema and photography, the manipulation of light and shadow to create dramatic effects and depth is also referred to as chiaroscuro. Filmmakers and photographers use this technique to evoke mood, highlight key elements, and enhance storytelling through the interplay of light and darkness.
Chiaroscuro is a fundamental artistic technique that harnesses the power of contrasting light and dark to achieve both visual impact and a sense of three-dimensionality. It remains a timeless and influential aspect of artistic expression, bridging the gap between traditional art forms and contemporary media like film and photography.
Like everything,to grow it needs nurturing..digital art 2008
(my 1st ever attempt at creating a digital art piece just using a blank canvas in photoshop (no photo's) so much fun that I have never been able to stop... Jim/artyfishal44 2016)
if you are interested in this style of art maybe this group is for you-Digital Art from a Blank Canvas
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I am thrilled to announce my latest interview featuring the enigmatic and incredibly profound Second Life artist, photographer, and poet, CΞLΞSТIΛL DΞMON.
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the brush moves, (hesitates) you & i, tangled in color— some strokes deliberate, others, stolen by time.
laughter spills bright, shadows linger, aching, but love (always) finds the space between lines unspoken.
not a perfect story, but a story ours— written in ink, in touch, in breath, in being.
Discover the fascinating world of Le Jardin Romantique du Petit Trianon and immerse yourself in a captivating interview with Anu Papp-Scarmon, the visionary behind this virtual masterpiece. Explore the intersection of history, art, and technology in this exclusive conversation.
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Unlock the secrets behind Anu's project, learn about its historical significance, and find out how technology is reshaping our understanding of cultural heritage. Don't miss out on this enlightening experience. Visit the blog now!
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Eta, working alongside her partner Jos, is building a magnificent multi-floor gallery in Second Life to showcase her brand new exhibition, featuring stunning real-life photography inspired by Barcelona and the impactful art of Banksy.
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Stay tuned for updates on the grand opening – you won't want to miss this!
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March 19th - 12 pm SLT
Art Experience in Hidden Shores will host an exhibition of stunning artwork by Nardis, accompanied by a musical performance by Debora Kaz.
The event promises to be a celebration of creativity, with an eclectic mix of art and music that will take the audience on a journey of the senses.
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A moment frozen in time, capturing the anticipation and creative energy of their first day in the Kookie Closet. 🎶✨
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Harmonious Encounters: A Captivating Art Exhibition by Maloe Vansant
May 19th at 1 pm SLT
️ Discover a world where art and technology collide! Join us at the Art Experience Gallery for the "Random Encounters" art exhibition by the renowned Second Life photographer, Maloe Vansant. Immerse yourself in the captivating beauty of her pixel-perfect snapshots, where emotions come to life and connections are formed. Don't miss this extraordinary fusion of art and virtual reality.
Indulge your senses with the curated melodies of Noir Tater, as they intertwine harmoniously with Maloe Vansant's captivating "Random Encounters" exhibition at the Art Experience Gallery. Let the music paint emotions upon your soul and elevate your experience to new heights.
See you there! 🎨✨
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October 15th at 9:00 AM SLT
In the world of virtual artistry, Muse Dance Co. stands as a beacon of creativity and innovation. On October 15th at 9:00 AM SLT, Muse Dance Co. invites you to a mesmerizing performance - "Ballet Noir."
This is not your ordinary ballet; it's a journey into the depths of darkness, where ghouls and ghosts come to life through the graceful movements of talented avatars.
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Artist who keeps walking towards creativity
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Discover the transformative journey of artists as they explore the intense struggle between inspiration and doubt, the paradox of creation, and the unyielding quest for legacy. This reflection delves into the profound realisation that artists are not just seeking meaning. They are becoming it through their creative processes.
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Creative self-reflection, Art and psychology, Overcoming artistic fear, Creative transformation, Artistic inspiration, Fear of mediocrity in art, Psychology of creativity, Inner artist struggle, Art and self-discovery, Emotional depth in art
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1001 CAVES Contest & Event: "ART WE REAL?"
Artists & creators, register by October 31, 2024, for the 1001 Caves Contest!
The upcoming 1001 Caves Contest & Event, themed "ART WE REAL?", invites artists and creators to embark on a journey of self-discovery, imagination, and artistic expression.
Contact: NieuwenHove or nathalie.monday (In World)
Teleport here, please: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Noir%20Wen/194/175/21
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Artists Who Become it
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Discover the transformative journey of artists as they explore the intense struggle between inspiration and doubt, the paradox of creation, and the unyielding quest for legacy. This reflection delves into the profound realisation that artists are not just seeking meaning. They are becoming it through their creative processes.
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Creative self-reflection, Art and psychology, Overcoming artistic fear, Creative transformation, Artistic inspiration, Fear of mediocrity in art, Psychology of creativity, Inner artist struggle, Art and self-discovery, Emotional depth in art
in a quiet moment before the mirror, where lines and stories merge on his skin, the tattoo artist seems to be in conversation with his own reflection. the black-and-white light heightens the contrasts, making the tattoos appear like a wordless diary, telling of experiences, passions, and inner struggles. the gilded frame around the reflection adds a timeless quality, as if this moment hovers between reality and a deeper, hidden self. this portrait captures not only an image of the artist but also a quiet question posed to himself and to us: who are we behind the images we show to others?
Two visitors stand in quiet contemplation before Robert Delaunay’s The Eiffel Tower and the Champ de Mars Gardens at the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington, D.C. Painted in Delaunay’s signature Orphist style, the piece bursts with vibrant greens, yellows, and earthy browns, capturing the dynamism and energy of early 20th-century Paris. Delaunay’s fascination with light and movement is evident in the sweeping curves and intersecting lines that echo the rhythmic pulse of the city and its iconic monument.
One visitor gestures animatedly toward the painting, perhaps highlighting Delaunay’s pioneering use of color theory to express the Eiffel Tower’s dynamic presence against the lush gardens below. The other visitor listens, umbrella in hand, fully engaged in this shared moment of artistic discovery. Their shadows stretch across the minimalist, polished gallery floor, grounding the scene in a human connection to art that transcends time and place.
The painting itself—a geometric tapestry of intersecting planes and bold shapes—epitomizes Delaunay’s revolutionary approach to abstraction, where color and form dance together to evoke the essence of modern life. Through this lens, the Eiffel Tower is not just an architectural marvel but a symbol of human ingenuity and the spirit of innovation that defined Paris in the early 1900s.
As a highlight of the Hirshhorn’s modern collection, Delaunay’s masterpiece invites visitors to reflect on the interplay of structure, color, and imagination. It serves as a testament to the museum’s dedication to fostering conversations around art’s ability to capture and transform our perceptions of the world.
Step into a world of words at the Hirshhorn Museum, where this immersive, black-and-white text installation completely transforms the gallery space into a thought-provoking, visually striking experience. The artist’s dynamic brushwork covers every inch of the floor, walls, and even the ceiling with handwritten text, illustrations, and graffiti-like scrawls, all in stark black and white. Snippets of phrases, poetry, and protest statements intermingle, challenging visitors to consider questions of identity, politics, history, and the human condition.
Visitors are dwarfed by towering phrases that ask, “What is truth?” and “Who owns the future?”, while figures and animals emerge from the painted chaos, including a prominent black sculpture of a raven—a potent symbol of transformation and observation. At the center of the room, a bright yellow canoe pops against the monochrome backdrop, an unexpected dash of color that invites both curiosity and contemplation.
The installation’s scale and detail create a sense of total immersion, urging visitors to physically move through and around the words, reading, pondering, and engaging with the artist’s urgent message. Each visitor becomes part of the artwork itself, their shadows cast on the text-laden floor as they navigate the space.
This installation exemplifies contemporary art’s power to challenge perceptions and invite dialogue, transforming a museum into an interactive environment where language and imagery converge. It’s a place where every footstep lands on a phrase or thought, and every glance finds new questions to ponder.
The Hirshhorn Museum, part of the Smithsonian Institution, continues to champion innovative, boundary-pushing contemporary art, and this installation stands as a testament to that mission. For those seeking an unforgettable, interactive experience that bridges text and visual art, this exhibit offers a unique journey through the written word’s raw energy and expressive power.
Dive into the bold, thought-provoking world of contemporary art with this immersive black-and-white text installation at the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington, D.C. This dynamic artwork transforms the museum floor into a sprawling, chaotic canvas of powerful words, phrases, and illustrations. The artist’s white-on-black technique commands attention, inviting visitors to physically walk through and interact with a narrative woven directly onto the ground.
Phrases like "THE DAY THE FIRES IN CALIFORNIA TURNED THE SUN AND THE MOON RED" and "EAST COAST" leap out in energetic brushstrokes, capturing social, political, and environmental themes with raw intensity. From references to natural disasters to questions of digital connection—“WE LIVE WITH THE LEGACY OF GLASS”—each fragment demands reflection on contemporary life’s complexities.
As visitors step across this visual tapestry, they encounter faces, figures, and scenes that evoke protest art and street culture, challenging them to engage on both personal and societal levels. The installation’s scale transforms a simple walk through the gallery into an active journey of discovery, contemplation, and dialogue. The artist’s black-and-white palette underscores the stark realities and urgent calls to action that define this work.
The Hirshhorn Museum continues its mission to showcase innovative, boundary-pushing art that provokes conversation and inspires change. This installation exemplifies that mission, bridging the gap between visual art and literature, between protest and poetry. It’s a place where every step becomes part of the story, where visitors become participants in the creative process and are left pondering the deeper messages beneath their feet.
For art enthusiasts and casual museum-goers alike, this installation offers a memorable experience that challenges perspectives, sparks conversation, and leaves an indelible impression on the soul.
Step into a mesmerizing world of words and symbolism with this immersive installation at the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington, D.C. At its heart, a glossy black sculpture of a crow-like creature commands attention, perched amidst a sea of hand-painted text and dynamic line work that covers every inch of the walls and floor. The stark black-and-white palette creates a powerful contrast, drawing viewers into the swirling chaos of poetic phrases, rhetorical questions, and cryptic messages that challenge, provoke, and invite reflection.
The artwork transforms the gallery into a multi-sensory experience that blurs the lines between literature, protest, and visual art. Words like “WHAT IS A WALL?” “THE PURPOSE OF PANIC?” and “SMOKE GETS IN YOUR EYES” leap out, demanding to be read, felt, and contemplated. The crow itself, with its glossy, almost liquid surface, embodies mystery and transformation—a symbol of resilience amid a maelstrom of human thought and experience.
The installation captures the raw power of language as art, where every brushstroke becomes a voice and every surface a platform for dialogue. Visitors become part of the narrative, their steps echoing through a space that is both visually and intellectually stimulating. This is not just an art exhibit; it’s a place where language comes alive, sparking conversations about identity, society, and the human condition.
The Hirshhorn Museum has always been at the forefront of contemporary art, and this installation exemplifies its commitment to showcasing bold, provocative work that pushes the boundaries of creativity. For visitors, it’s an unforgettable experience that lingers long after they leave the gallery, reminding them that art can challenge, inspire, and transform us all.
Nestled in the historic Higashi Chayagai district of Kanazawa, Japan, Kanazawa Bikazari Asano is a haven for traditional Japanese craftsmanship. This concept store, which underwent a significant transformation in July 2012, now stands as a beacon of Ishikawa’s rich cultural heritage. The store's exterior is adorned with traditional lattice motifs, known as "koshi," which not only enhance the aesthetic appeal but also reflect the architectural beauty of the Edo period. The koshi design allows for an interplay of light and shadow, creating a serene atmosphere that draws visitors into a world of artistry and tradition.
Inside, Kanazawa Bikazari Asano showcases an extensive array of Ishikawa’s traditional crafts, including the delicate Kutaniyaki porcelain, the intricate Kaga Yuzen dye, the luxurious Kanazawa Gold Leaf, the detailed Kaganui embroidery works, and the elegant Paulownia crafts. Each piece on display is a testament to the skill and creativity of local artisans who are redefining the boundaries of traditional craft with innovative techniques and modern interpretations.
The store's interior design is a harmonious blend of traditional and contemporary elements. The wooden beams and tiled roof, typical of historical Japanese architecture, are juxtaposed with modern displays that highlight the beauty and intricacy of each craft. The carefully curated space invites visitors to explore and appreciate the rich tapestry of Ishikawa’s artistic legacy.
One of the store’s unique attractions is the "Gold Leafing Experience" on the second floor. This hands-on workshop allows visitors to try their hand at applying gold leaf to create their own original craftwork. Reservations are preferred for this popular activity, ensuring that participants receive personalized attention and guidance.
Kanazawa Bikazari Asano is more than just a store; it is a celebration of Ishikawa’s artistic heritage and a platform for emerging artists to showcase their innovative creations. Whether you are a seasoned collector or a curious traveler, a visit to this store promises a rich and rewarding experience.
Dear friends,
I am thrilled to invite you to a grand event tomorrow (Sep 30th) at 11 am SLT - The Grand opening of Le Jardin Romantique du Petit Trianon!
You'll have the opportunity to wander through meticulously recreated gardens and a palace that captures the very essence of the 18th century.
For this extraordinary occasion, we kindly request that you dress in the epitome of elegance - don your finest 18th-century attire.
Join us for an unforgettable experience that blends the past and the virtual present!
Looking forward to sharing this remarkable moment with you all!
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Bathed in soft light, she gazes through the window, yearning for freedom and the world beyond—tempting yet frightening.
Merging AI with photography, Duncan Rawlinson captures an intuitive exploration of form and emotion through color. His work dives into the fusion of technology and artistry, pushing past the traditional edges of photography with AI’s capabilities. The composition emerges as a dialogue between viewer and visual, dynamic and rich with evocation. It’s a landscape of thought, crafted through innovative techniques, where the digital canvas becomes a field for emotional engagement and imaginative interpretation.
🌟 Stepping into the World of Keyshot Featured 3D Artists! 🌟
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With over a decade of experience as a professional commercial photographer, I've always believed in the potential of the 3D environment as the future of creative expression. Yet, the daunting learning curves of many 3D tools often felt like insurmountable obstacles. 🌐📚
However, over the past couple of years, I was compelled to transition to a full 3D workflow to achieve greater efficiency. Gone are the days of producing hundreds of physical samples and photographing them, with only a handful making it to production. Thanks to Keyshot, I can now bring products to life digitally, providing all stakeholders with photorealistic visuals – a transformation that saves hundreds of thousands of dollars annually in sampling costs. 💰💡
Coming from a photographic background, Keyshot's tools, settings, and user interface felt like a natural fit. Concepts like focal lengths, lens apertures, and measuring light in watts and lumens were integral to my career as an artist. Keyshot beautifully translates these principles into the 3D realm, making it an invaluable tool for my creative journey. 📷️
I feel truly blessed to have the opportunity to learn, create, and push the boundaries of what this incredible software can achieve. 🚀🎨
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The Future of Romanticism
The skyline stretched before them, glowing in a kaleidoscope of neon blues and golds, a pulsating organism of light and technology. The towering dome across from their terrace blinked with ads seamlessly melded with art, its design a fusion of engineering precision and opulent creativity. This was their city; they knew it as a declaration that no height was unattainable, and no boundary was unbreakable.
The man rested his hands on the table's edge, his posture deliberate, almost rehearsed. His tailored jacket was woven with subtle patterns of light, a fabric that signalled wealth and power. His face, however, betrayed none of the pride his clothing implied. Instead, his eyes lingered on the horizon, searching for something he couldn’t quite name. His mind flickered between the cold ledger of their accomplishments—networks built, markets dominated, cities shaped—and the vague dissatisfaction that had crept into his soul like a shadow. "We’ve done it all, haven’t we?" he thought, in pride and disappointment.
She looked up from her glass, her features soft but distant. Her flawless, minimalist dress glowed faintly against the ambient lights around them. It was not the kind of attire for someone bound to the past. Yet, as she met his thought, something unspoken revealed in her eyes. We are climbing the same ladder over and over again. What else is left? Her every movement was a touch of perfection — her vitality, longevity, efficiency of decision-making, and lasting beauty. When does more stop being enough?
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Dystopia, Utopia, Existentialism, Decay, Resilience, Transformation, Hope, Desolation, Journey, Rebirth, Solitude, Redemption, Wellness, Love, Prosperity, Perfection
Relaxing with Simulated Memories 4k
The air felt crisp, carrying the faint scent of mountain pine, while sunlight cast long, golden shadows across the simulated peaks. It was a flawless illusion, complete with the soft rustle of a breeze that didn’t exist. The mountains stretched before them, jagged and eternal, like guardians of a world that no longer felt real. A delicate frame of light enclosed the simulation, separating their carefully curated reality from the polished metallic underbelly of the luxury simulation pod.
They sat across from each other at a modest table, the kind they might have owned once before wealth and ambition had altered their lives irrevocably. A small vase of pink flowers sat between them, and the tea cups they held were simple, ceramic, and grounding in their familiarity. Even their clothes had transformed back to something less lavish. His hat was tilted casually, and his beard was unkempt in a way that felt intentional. While she wore a soft sweater, its loose threads were a gentle rebellion against perfection.
“It feels so real,” he said softly, his voice almost lost to the imagined wind.
“Maybe it’s better than real,” she replied. “But what does it mean if this is all we have left?”
“What are we trying to remember?” he suggested.
“When we were happier, maybe. I don’t know. But we weren’t so…” She trailed off, gesturing vaguely at the invisible boundaries of their curated existence.
“Disconnected?” he offered, his tone tinged with resignation.
“I miss the flaws,” he said finally. “The things we couldn’t control.”
“So do I,” she whispered, her fingers brushing the vase's edge. “For now, it’s good enough to pretend.”
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Dystopia, Utopia, Existentialism, Decay, Resilience, Transformation, Hope, Desolation, Journey, Rebirth, Solitude, Redemption, Wellness, Love, Prosperity, Perfection, Virtual, Illusion
Carine Angelosanto est une artiste autodidacte née en 1975. Tout commence en 2006 par la création de petits stickers artistico-humoristiques que l’artiste s’amuse à coller dans la rue comme autant de petits clins d’œil tendres et drôles, oranges et acidulés comme des bonbons. Elle « envahit » peu à peu – comme ses prédécesseurs et sources d’inspiration – Paris, Lisbonne, Berlin et Londres.
En 2007, cette matière se mue et se transpose sur châssis. Le dessin s’épure, se compile jusqu’à créer une unité alors même que chaque motif à l’intérieur du tout est différent.
Se nourrissant de l’espace-ville, elle travaille actuellement sur une série d’aquarelles mettant en scène des personnages.
Elle crée également des magnets, flyers, sacs, cartes postales, badges.
La série One
La série One, résultant du double apport de l’art urbain et de la bande-dessinée, présente une forme mixte, entre peinture et dessin, où le souci de l’esthétisme est omniprésent.
Le tracé à l’encre de Chine net et épuré ainsi que le remplissage en aplat contraste avec la pose au couteau de l’acrylique pour le fond.
Carine Angelosanto nous offre un monde en deux dimensions où le regard oscille constamment entre l’ensemble et le détail. Les points de fuite n’apparaissent qu’en se déplaçant, il faut alors se rapprocher pour mieux voir. L’uniformité s’estompe peu à peu et laisse apparaître les différences parmi la multitude. On recule d’un pas en regardant encore l’ensemble, le regard accroché par l’élément de la toile qui se démarque le plus. Mais finalement, est-il le plus intéressant ?
Les aquarelles
Au contraire des toiles, Carine Angelosanto met souvent en scène dans ses aquarelles des personnages vivants qui racontent des histoires. Pris dans des situations cocasses, ils disent leur interrogation sur le monde.
Très influencée par Berlin, Carine Angelosanto reprend parfois l’art du carnet de voyage et nous invite dans un voyage pictural en Allemagne.
Exposition-vente le jeudi 1er décembre 2011, de 18h30 à 21h30.
Entrée libre
Hôtel Jeanne d’Arc
3 rue Jarente
75004 Paris
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Skipping through Dystopia on way to Utopia
A lone figure moves with an unsettling grace in the dim twilight of a decaying city, where the remnants of civilisation stand as silent witnesses to their demise. Each step taken amidst the desolation seems to mock the essence of existence as if moving forward is a futile rebellion against the oppressive weight of being. The air is thick with the stench of rust and decay, a tangible reminder of the absurdity that permeates this forsaken world.
As the figure advances, the surrounding gloom intensifies, the shadows growing longer and more oppressive. The skeletal remains of the old world loom ominously, their presence a stark reminder of the inescapable reality of existence. Yet, amidst this suffocating despair, there is a fleeting, almost imperceptible shift where the oppressive darkness gives way to a horizon bathed in a cold, indifferent light. The figure pauses, gazing back at the path traversed, a journey marked by the relentless confrontation with the absurdity of being. In this moment, there is no utopia, no redemption, only the stark, unyielding reality of existence and the solitary figure's acknowledgment of it.
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Keywords:
Dystopia, Utopia, Existentialism, Decay, Resilience, Transformation, Hope, Desolation, Journey, Rebirth, Solitude, Redemption, Wellness
Carine Angelosanto is a self-taught artist born in 1975. Her artistic journey began in 2006 with the creation of small humorous stickers that she enjoys placing in the street like little tender and funny winks to passers-by.
She « invades » little by little - like her predecessors and sources of inspiration - Paris, Lisbon, Berlin and London. In 2007, this material was transformed and transposed onto frame. The design was refined, compiled to create a unity even though each pattern inside the whole is different.
Inspired by the city, Carine is currently working on a series of watercolors depicting characters. She also creates magnets, flyers, bags, postcards, badges.
The series “One”
Resulting from the double addition of urban art and comics, “One” presents a mixed form, between painting and drawing, where the concern for aesthetics is omnipresent. The smooth clean outline of ink and the flat fill contrast with the application of acrylic with a knife for the background.
Carine offers a two-dimensional world where the eye constantly oscillates between the whole and the detail. The vanishing points appear only if you move, you must get closer to see better. Uniformity gradually fades and shows the differences among the multitude. You step back again looking at the whole, the eye caught by the element of the painting that stands out the most. But finally, it is the most interesting?
Watercolors
Unlike her paintings, Carine often portrays in her watercolors living characters who tell stories. Caught in awkward situations, they speak their questions of the world.
Strongly influenced by Berlin, Carine embraces the art of the travel diary, and invites us on a pictorial journey of Germany.
Exhibition and sale on Thursday 1st December 2011, from 18:30 to 21:30.
Free admission.
Hôtel Jeanne d’Arc
3 rue Jarente
75004 Paris
tel: +33(0)1 48 87 62 11
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Carine Angelosanto est une artiste autodidacte née en 1975. Tout commence en 2006 par la création de petits stickers artistico-humoristiques que l’artiste s’amuse à coller dans la rue comme autant de petits clins d’œil tendres et drôles, oranges et acidulés comme des bonbons. Elle « envahit » peu à peu – comme ses prédécesseurs et sources d’inspiration – Paris, Lisbonne, Berlin et Londres.
En 2007, cette matière se mue et se transpose sur châssis. Le dessin s’épure, se compile jusqu’à créer une unité alors même que chaque motif à l’intérieur du tout est différent.
Se nourrissant de l’espace-ville, elle travaille actuellement sur une série d’aquarelles mettant en scène des personnages.
Elle crée également des magnets, flyers, sacs, cartes postales, badges.
La série One
La série One, résultant du double apport de l’art urbain et de la bande-dessinée, présente une forme mixte, entre peinture et dessin, où le souci de l’esthétisme est omniprésent.
Le tracé à l’encre de Chine net et épuré ainsi que le remplissage en aplat contraste avec la pose au couteau de l’acrylique pour le fond.
Carine Angelosanto nous offre un monde en deux dimensions où le regard oscille constamment entre l’ensemble et le détail. Les points de fuite n’apparaissent qu’en se déplaçant, il faut alors se rapprocher pour mieux voir. L’uniformité s’estompe peu à peu et laisse apparaître les différences parmi la multitude. On recule d’un pas en regardant encore l’ensemble, le regard accroché par l’élément de la toile qui se démarque le plus. Mais finalement, est-il le plus intéressant ?
Les aquarelles
Au contraire des toiles, Carine Angelosanto met souvent en scène dans ses aquarelles des personnages vivants qui racontent des histoires. Pris dans des situations cocasses, ils disent leur interrogation sur le monde.
Très influencée par Berlin, Carine Angelosanto reprend parfois l’art du carnet de voyage et nous invite dans un voyage pictural en Allemagne.
Exposition-vente le jeudi 1er décembre 2011, de 18h30 à 21h30.
Entrée libre
Hôtel Jeanne d’Arc
3 rue Jarente
75004 Paris
tel: +33(0)1 48 87 62 11
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Carine Angelosanto expose pour la première fois ses toiles au motifs drôles, touchants et humoristiques, inspirés par la ville et le bande-dessinée. Elle les décline en dessins, badges et magnétiques qui feront de parfaits cadeaux de Noël pour vos amis les plus créatifs.
Son amie Ysé Blanchelande présentera également à la vente des bijoux de sa collection « Automnes » inspirés de notre « Mère Nature » et des alphabets anciens.
Apéro et autres mignardises accompagneront ces découvertes.
Exposition-vente le jeudi 1er décembre 2011, de 18h30 à 21h30.
Entrée libre
Hôtel Jeanne d’Arc
3 rue Jarente
75004 Paris
tel: +33(0)1 48 87 62 11
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Carine Angelosanto est une artiste autodidacte née en 1975. Tout commence en 2006 par la création de petits stickers artistico-humoristiques que l’artiste s’amuse à coller dans la rue comme autant de petits clins d’œil tendres et drôles, oranges et acidulés comme des bonbons. Elle « envahit » peu à peu – comme ses prédécesseurs et sources d’inspiration – Paris, Lisbonne, Berlin et Londres.
En 2007, cette matière se mue et se transpose sur châssis. Le dessin s’épure, se compile jusqu’à créer une unité alors même que chaque motif à l’intérieur du tout est différent.
Se nourrissant de l’espace-ville, elle travaille actuellement sur une série d’aquarelles mettant en scène des personnages.
Elle crée également des magnets, flyers, sacs, cartes postales, badges.
La série One
La série One, résultant du double apport de l’art urbain et de la bande-dessinée, présente une forme mixte, entre peinture et dessin, où le souci de l’esthétisme est omniprésent.
Le tracé à l’encre de Chine net et épuré ainsi que le remplissage en aplat contraste avec la pose au couteau de l’acrylique pour le fond.
Carine Angelosanto nous offre un monde en deux dimensions où le regard oscille constamment entre l’ensemble et le détail. Les points de fuite n’apparaissent qu’en se déplaçant, il faut alors se rapprocher pour mieux voir. L’uniformité s’estompe peu à peu et laisse apparaître les différences parmi la multitude. On recule d’un pas en regardant encore l’ensemble, le regard accroché par l’élément de la toile qui se démarque le plus. Mais finalement, est-il le plus intéressant ?
Les aquarelles
Au contraire des toiles, Carine Angelosanto met souvent en scène dans ses aquarelles des personnages vivants qui racontent des histoires. Pris dans des situations cocasses, ils disent leur interrogation sur le monde.
Très influencée par Berlin, Carine Angelosanto reprend parfois l’art du carnet de voyage et nous invite dans un voyage pictural en Allemagne.
Exposition-vente le jeudi 1er décembre 2011, de 18h30 à 21h30.
Entrée libre
Hôtel Jeanne d’Arc
3 rue Jarente
75004 Paris
tel: +33(0)1 48 87 62 11
lesvoixdejeanne.com/carine-angelosanto-streetart-poesie-d...
Carine Angelosanto est une artiste autodidacte née en 1975. Tout commence en 2006 par la création de petits stickers artistico-humoristiques que l’artiste s’amuse à coller dans la rue comme autant de petits clins d’œil tendres et drôles, oranges et acidulés comme des bonbons. Elle « envahit » peu à peu – comme ses prédécesseurs et sources d’inspiration – Paris, Lisbonne, Berlin et Londres.
En 2007, cette matière se mue et se transpose sur châssis. Le dessin s’épure, se compile jusqu’à créer une unité alors même que chaque motif à l’intérieur du tout est différent.
Se nourrissant de l’espace-ville, elle travaille actuellement sur une série d’aquarelles mettant en scène des personnages.
Elle crée également des magnets, flyers, sacs, cartes postales, badges.
La série One
La série One, résultant du double apport de l’art urbain et de la bande-dessinée, présente une forme mixte, entre peinture et dessin, où le souci de l’esthétisme est omniprésent.
Le tracé à l’encre de Chine net et épuré ainsi que le remplissage en aplat contraste avec la pose au couteau de l’acrylique pour le fond.
Carine Angelosanto nous offre un monde en deux dimensions où le regard oscille constamment entre l’ensemble et le détail. Les points de fuite n’apparaissent qu’en se déplaçant, il faut alors se rapprocher pour mieux voir. L’uniformité s’estompe peu à peu et laisse apparaître les différences parmi la multitude. On recule d’un pas en regardant encore l’ensemble, le regard accroché par l’élément de la toile qui se démarque le plus. Mais finalement, est-il le plus intéressant ?
Les aquarelles
Au contraire des toiles, Carine Angelosanto met souvent en scène dans ses aquarelles des personnages vivants qui racontent des histoires. Pris dans des situations cocasses, ils disent leur interrogation sur le monde.
Très influencée par Berlin, Carine Angelosanto reprend parfois l’art du carnet de voyage et nous invite dans un voyage pictural en Allemagne.
Exposition-vente le jeudi 1er décembre 2011, de 18h30 à 21h30.
Entrée libre
Hôtel Jeanne d’Arc
3 rue Jarente
75004 Paris
tel: +33(0)1 48 87 62 11
lesvoixdejeanne.com/carine-angelosanto-streetart-poesie-d...
Ysé Blanchelande est née en 1974 dans une famille d’artistes.
Père écrivain, mère peintre-plasticienne, elle a d’abord découvert la peinture (aquarelles, huile) et le dessin (mine de plomb, encre de Chine) grâce à sa mère, puis la terre. Parmi l’entourage familial se trouvaient des artistes céramistes qui ont suscité son intérêt pour le travail de l’argile. De ce parcours atypique et informel sont nées ses premières réalisations à l’âge de 20 ans.
Ysé Blanchelande crée des bijoux ainsi que des objets décoratifs et utilitaires, les différents supports offrant toujours une dimension poétique et imaginaire.
Elle utilise aussi bien le modelage, la sculpture que le travail à la plaque. Les pièces en argile-céramique sont décorées à l’aide de différentes techniques : l’engobe (terre colorée appliquée sur terre crue), la majolique (pigments et émaillage transparent sur terre cuite), ou l’émail.
L’artiste emploie également la patine (aux ocres, pigments naturels et cire).
Exposition-vente le jeudi 1er décembre 2011, de 18h30 à 21h30.
Entrée libre
Hôtel Jeanne d’Arc
3 rue Jarente
75004 Paris
tel: +33(0)1 48 87 62 11
lesvoixdejeanne.com/expo-vente-bijoux-fantaisie-couleurs-...
Carine Angelosanto is a self-taught artist born in 1975. Her artistic journey began in 2006 with the creation of small humorous stickers that she enjoys placing in the street like little tender and funny winks to passers-by.
She « invades » little by little - like her predecessors and sources of inspiration - Paris, Lisbon, Berlin and London. In 2007, this material was transformed and transposed onto frame. The design was refined, compiled to create a unity even though each pattern inside the whole is different.
Inspired by the city, Carine is currently working on a series of watercolors depicting characters. She also creates magnets, flyers, bags, postcards, badges.
The series “One”
Resulting from the double addition of urban art and comics, “One” presents a mixed form, between painting and drawing, where the concern for aesthetics is omnipresent. The smooth clean outline of ink and the flat fill contrast with the application of acrylic with a knife for the background.
Carine offers a two-dimensional world where the eye constantly oscillates between the whole and the detail. The vanishing points appear only if you move, you must get closer to see better. Uniformity gradually fades and shows the differences among the multitude. You step back again looking at the whole, the eye caught by the element of the painting that stands out the most. But finally, it is the most interesting?
Watercolors
Unlike her paintings, Carine often portrays in her watercolors living characters who tell stories. Caught in awkward situations, they speak their questions of the world.
Strongly influenced by Berlin, Carine embraces the art of the travel diary, and invites us on a pictorial journey of Germany.
Exhibition and sale on Thursday 1st December 2011, from 18:30 to 21:30.
Free admission.
Hôtel Jeanne d’Arc
3 rue Jarente
75004 Paris
tel: +33(0)1 48 87 62 11
lesvoixdejeanne.com/carine-angelosanto-invades-streetart-...
Carine Angelosanto is a self-taught artist born in 1975. Her artistic journey began in 2006 with the creation of small humorous stickers that she enjoys placing in the street like little tender and funny winks to passers-by.
She « invades » little by little - like her predecessors and sources of inspiration - Paris, Lisbon, Berlin and London. In 2007, this material was transformed and transposed onto frame. The design was refined, compiled to create a unity even though each pattern inside the whole is different.
Inspired by the city, Carine is currently working on a series of watercolors depicting characters. She also creates magnets, flyers, bags, postcards, badges.
The series “One”
Resulting from the double addition of urban art and comics, “One” presents a mixed form, between painting and drawing, where the concern for aesthetics is omnipresent. The smooth clean outline of ink and the flat fill contrast with the application of acrylic with a knife for the background.
Carine offers a two-dimensional world where the eye constantly oscillates between the whole and the detail. The vanishing points appear only if you move, you must get closer to see better. Uniformity gradually fades and shows the differences among the multitude. You step back again looking at the whole, the eye caught by the element of the painting that stands out the most. But finally, it is the most interesting?
Watercolors
Unlike her paintings, Carine often portrays in her watercolors living characters who tell stories. Caught in awkward situations, they speak their questions of the world.
Strongly influenced by Berlin, Carine embraces the art of the travel diary, and invites us on a pictorial journey of Germany.
Exhibition and sale on Thursday 1st December 2011, from 18:30 to 21:30.
Free admission.
Hôtel Jeanne d’Arc
3 rue Jarente
75004 Paris
tel: +33(0)1 48 87 62 11
lesvoixdejeanne.com/carine-angelosanto-invades-streetart-...