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ENG:
Graffiti art, also known as murals or street art, is a form of visual art created on public surfaces using graffiti, spray paint, stencils, or other media. The art is often intended to convey messages, express creativity, or challenge social and political issues.
Key aspects of graffiti art include:
Expression and creativity: Graffiti allows artists to express their ideas, emotions, and styles in public spaces.
Social and political commentary: Many graffiti works serve as a form of protest or social criticism.
Street culture: Graffiti is often associated with subcultures and youth movements.
Legality and etiquette: In some cities and countries, graffiti is legal and supported as an art form, while in others it is considered vandalism and subject to sanctions.
There are different styles of graffiti art, ranging from complex murals to simple tags and symbols. Artists such as Banksy are known worldwide for their artwork that combines artistic skill with strong social messages.
GER:
Graffiti-Kunst, auch als Wandmalerei oder Straßenkunst bekannt, ist eine Form der bildenden Kunst, die auf öffentlichen Flächen mit Graffiti, Sprühfarbe, Schablonen oder anderen Medien geschaffen wird. Die Kunst soll oft Botschaften vermitteln, Kreativität ausdrücken oder soziale und politische Themen aufgreifen.
Wichtige Aspekte der Graffiti-Kunst sind:
Ausdruck und Kreativität: Graffiti ermöglicht es Künstlern, ihre Ideen, Emotionen und ihren Stil im öffentlichen Raum auszudrücken.
Sozial- und politischer Kommentar: Viele Graffiti-Werke dienen als Form des Protests oder der Gesellschaftskritik.
Straßenkultur: Graffiti wird oft mit Subkulturen und Jugendbewegungen in Verbindung gebracht.
Legalität und Etikette: In manchen Städten und Ländern ist Graffiti als Kunstform legal und wird gefördert, während es in anderen als Vandalismus gilt und Sanktionen unterliegt.
Es gibt verschiedene Stile der Graffiti-Kunst, von komplexen Wandmalereien bis hin zu einfachen Tags und Symbolen. Künstler wie Banksy sind weltweit für ihre Kunstwerke bekannt, die künstlerisches Können mit starken sozialen Botschaften verbinden.
Red sunset in Lisbon on the Tejo river.
A HEAVILY MODIFIED VERSION OF MY PHOTO CAN BE FOUND HERE: www.konkretno.co.rs/kultura-i-umetnost/kratka-prica/sluca...
They should be called Winter flowers because they were made in December.
You can see more of them here:
www.flickr.com/photos/nena_katherinejewelry/3513409579/in...
I made two pairs of earrings on request. One is sold and these are still with me.
They kind of look like they are made of wood. :)
In honor of World Art Day, and on the 43rd anniversary of the earthquake that devastated much of my homeland, I enclose a work from the Garden series.
Artist: Sandra Djurbuzovic
Flourishing
Mixed media, 2022
You can also follow my work on Instagram ;D
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I like to put different ideas in my gallery. Enjoy :o).
Artist: Sandra Djurbuzovic
Agape
Acrylic paint on terracotta, 25 x 20 cm, 2020
First I drew a horse on clay, and then I painted the board with acrylic paints. Thus was born Agape, the horse of love. Agape (Ancient Greek ἀγάπη, agapē) is a Greco-Christian term referring to unconditional love.
Beli mali hišni kunček z modro beločnico je odskakljal v večnost ... 2015 - 2025. Nepozabno radost je dajal nam vsem.
Roy LaGrone
Cataract Triptych, 2008
Lambda print on aluminum; image ea.: 76 x 76 cm
Cataract #1 (I Could See the Midnight Sun), 2007
Cataract #2 (Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory), 2008
Cataract #3 (Renewal), 2008
Image copyright Roy LaGrone. Courtesy the artist and Obalne Galerije, Piran.
My best friend from the secondary school class, college roommate, companion in adventures, a shoulder to cry, the best man ;] at the wedding...
35th years of spreading wings together.
Tijana and me in the front of her amazing art, at the gallery "Buća" in Tivat, Montenegro.
June 30, 2015
The Barberini faun
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barberini_Faun
The life-size, marble statue known as the Barberini Faun or Drunken Satyr is located in the Glyptothek in Munich, Germany. A Faun is the Roman equivalent of a Greek Satyr. In Greek mythology, satyrs were human-like male woodland spirits with several animal features, often a goat-like tail, hooves, ears, or horns. Satyrs attended Dionysus.