Len Lye's work (avangarde in the 30's)

Len Lye (1901 - 1980)

"One of my art teachers put me onto trying to find my own art theory. After many morning walks...an idea hit me that seemed like a complete revelation. It was to compose motion, just as musicians compose sound. [ The idea ] was to lead me far, far away from wanting to excel in...traditional art."

Rainbow Dance

Swinging the Lambeth Walk

Free Radicals

Photograms

A photogram is a photograph made without a camera, by placing and object directly into the surface of a photo-sensitive material (photographi c paper) and then exposing it to the light.

Kinetic Sculptures

Painting

By Sky

Degas

Chuck Close

Carolina Ferrari

By Carolina Ferrari

Edward Hopper's Women

Reality

This paintor is very fotographic, I like the realness of this paintings, they have feeling and beautiful expression, because he captured the beaty of the moment and gave it a twist by adding something of himself.

Where are we going?

By Gustav Klimt

What is it about art, that changes people?
Throught the years, paintings have been a way of expression, and every once in a whyle, there are changes, in tendencies and styles, which reflect on the way of thinking, and the kind of liberty and path the society the painters live in, and how that transforms the works from one century to the other, but it's not such a big diference know, because the changes have been happening faster and faster, those that mean we are evolving? Or, does it just mean we have lost our way, and don't know how to find it?

Imagination

This paintings from this paintor have a more child like sensation, it's like a picture from a childrens tale.
The painting has very bright colors, that complement the unatural beings in it. With no more than imagination, you can almost fell as if that world where real.



By Ray Caesar

Eyes are the windows of the soul

By Sas Christian

I love this painting, it makes me feel warm, I love the colors, and how it's such a simple look forward, as all our paths lead, but their such a sincere eyes, and with true fealings, that the painting comes alive, because the painter captured the escence of the model.

Masquerades

I recently found this painter, who paints sweet but also sour.
It feels like a struggle, like she can not decide what to be, because on the outside, she is this sweet girl, but thats just appereance, though on the inside there is something eating her up, and she becomes a beast, a unstoppable power that grows inside of her, and will end up shoving aside the sweetness of her image.

By Kelly Haigh