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Artwort Art Yulia Pidlubnyak ricostruisce le ambientazioni delle opere famose
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Yulia Pidlubnyak ricostruisce le ambientazioni delle opere famose

  • 23 May 2018
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Nella sua serie Re-ymagined, Yulia Pidlubnyak svuota di qualsiasi figura umana le opere famose della storia dell’arte e le ricostruisce. L’idea dietro il progetto è quella di riprodurre digitalmente la realtà così come circondava l’artista prima che iniziasse a dipingere, gli ambienti che l’hanno ispirato.

Every artist creates their own style to convey their perception of reality. They filter the world through the prism of their unique vision. But what did they actually see?

Edward Hopper – Chop Suey
Edward Hopper – Chop Suey

Utilizzando software di rendering, l’artista con base a New York ha reimmaginato e ricreato i posti che hanno dato ispirazione ad artisti come Grant Wood, Edward Hopper e Magritte provando a reinterpretarne luci, superfici e forme.

Guarda tutti i lavori di Yulia Pidlubnyak sul suo sito o seguila su Instagram.

Rene´Magritte – Empire of Light
Rene´Magritte – Empire of Light
Vincent van Gogh – Cafe´Terrace at Night
Vincent van Gogh – Cafe´Terrace at Night
Gustave Caillebotte – Paris Street, Rainy Day
Gustave Caillebotte – Paris Street, Rainy Day
Edward Hopper – Nighthawks
Edward Hopper – Nighthawks
Grant Wood – American Gothic
Grant Wood – American Gothic
Henri Matisse – The Dessert, Harmony in Red
Henri Matisse – The Dessert, Harmony in Red
Andrew Wyeth – Christina’s World
Andrew Wyeth – Christina’s World

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