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Artwort Art Le opere d’arte reinterpretate in 3D da Shir Pakman
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Le opere d’arte reinterpretate in 3D da Shir Pakman

  • 11 February 2022
  • Laura Malaterra

Shir Pakman, 3D illustrator and animator che abita e lavora a Tel Aviv, crea immagini fondendo il mondo dell’illustrazione tradizionale con il 3D.

Utilizzando entrambe le tecniche riesce a progettare un mondo fatto di immagini dalle proporzioni sfalsate, rimpicciolite o ingigantite, donne dai corpi debordanti che ci riportano alle figure di Botero.

My Ophelia – Inspired by the Ophelia (1851-1852) – John Everett Millais
My Odalisque – Inspired by La Grande Odalisque (1814) – Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres

L’ispirazione arriva dai classici della pittura, che reinterpreta in maniera originale ammorbidendo forme e contorni, dalla My Mona, la sua Monna Lisa dalle forme opulente, alla My Odalisque ispirata al capolavoro di J.A. D.Ingres del 1814 e alla My Ophelia reinterpretando quella famosa del pittore inglese John Everett Millais.

Puoi seguire tutti i lavori di Shir Pakman su Instagram.

My Mona – Inspired by the Monna Lisa (1503-1504) – Leonardo da Vinci
Inspired by The Swing (1767) – Jean-Honoré Fragonard
Inspired by Les Demoiselles d’Avignon (1907) – Picasso
Inspired by the “Tahitian Women on the Beach” (1891) – Paul Gauguin
Inspired by Portrait of an Artist (1971) – David Hockney
Inspired by La Danse (1910) – Henri Matisse
Inspired by Hairdresser (1790) – Kitagawa Utamaro

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