Showing posts with label surrealism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label surrealism. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Joan Miro inspired Ceramic Piece; by C.T. Rasmuss
Like many great artists Miro invented his own language, but individually he created a new species characterized by their many geometric forms, through his style of automatic drawing; My piece: Basic Survival, pays tribute to this by means of automatic sculpting with clay, into similar geometric shapes of my own creative style.
A link to a good Joan Miro site, enjoy!: http://joanmiro.com/style-of-joan-miro/
Labels:
abstract,
art,
artist's influence,
automatic drawing,
ceramics,
clay,
joan miro,
surrealism
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
'Moving Trees' by C.T Rasmuss
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| Moving Trees C.T. Rasmuss, acrylic (2011). |
As shown above, the title of this piece is Moving Trees; although an interesting concept and a more believable notion (that trees can actually move so freely on their own) when viewing Surreal artwork such as this one...the highlight in my opinion are the use of traditional methods: in its construct such as its depth of perception and the 'spatial ability of the population'; which in fact are the reason for the notion 'moving trees' to be fathomable perhaps. There's something else about it all that I just can't put my finger on, the name of the game I guess!
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