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The Album Art for a series of Spontaneous Compositions of mine from 2005, available as free downloads from:
Spontaneous Composition Series
Created from this photo: Back Yard After Rain 2005 (taken the day before the compositions were recorded)
with a curve and stripes, or a decorative element of the entrance of an apartment house in a suburb of Tokyo.
Artiste : Charles Marq (1923-2006).
Réalisation : Charles Marq.
1976.
Verre peint, teinté dans la masse, moulé.
Coll. Musée des Beaux-Arts de Reims (Don Charlotte et Benoit Marq),
prêt à la Cité du Vitrail.
Etude en rapport avec Narcisse (Cat. 791 ; M n° 168)
H. 23,9 cm ; L. 16,8 cm (vue)
Plume et encre brune sur papier-calque contrecollé. Mise au carreau à la mine de plomb
Bibliographie :
1983 Bittler Mathieu, Des. 1767
In this photo, I used emphasis by centering the castle in between two arches that were over a bridge. I think that in this picture I did well with framing the castle and really brightening things up in photoshop. I wish that I could have maybe gotten more of the castle and less of the arches.
Old one, from Italy summer '05. Just found the disc with the photos from there and realized there were quite a few I really liked in spite of everything and uploaded a bunch over at the other account, you can see them here. Yes, you are allowed to kick me for uploading so much, there will only be more over the next few days, I'm afraid. Sorry!
Painted by Theo Von Doesburg in 1918. From the nameplate:
"Composition X is one of a group of works that Van Doesburg painted at Leyden in 1918, marking a break with Symbolism and the influence of Cezanne in favor of a form of abstraction that yet retains a link with the model and visual reality. Hence Van Doesburg's subtitle: 'Still Life with Woman.' Composition X began as a portrait of the artist's second wife, Lena Milius. Preparatory studies for the painting, entitled Lena in Room, show the transofmration of the motif, all its elements rapidly being stylized, brought back into the picture plane, and converted into colored forms arranged on rectangular principles. Based on this radical reduction of pictorial language, Composition X itself presents black, gray, and white areas arranged on the picture plane and related to intersecting vertical and horizontal black lines of varying length."
This is my first project that I did at university. Its is a composition explaining the relation between different levels of society and how they are connected to each-other.
The project was limited to using cubes and Hexagonal prism. Each Hexagonal prism had to be connected to 3 cubes to make a unit. The composition is created by connecting those units.
These are collages meant to play with composition and nothing else. They are a lot of fun to do. Blogged: caatjesartsystuff.blogspot.nl/2013/08/the-composition-boo...