Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts

Saturday, February 2, 2013

A treat.

Today Sandra and I paid the artshop a visit.



I was out of some supplies and had to stock. I brought my camera to photograph a little. Astrid, who was there was kind enough to allow me to. Astrid is an artist which paint the most amazing paintings. I asked for her web address and she told me. If you want to have a look, this is where you'll find more of her work. She is from up north, and that shows in her paintings.






Both paintings abowe are made by her, and especially the lower one shows the nature as it is up north. It's almost as one can smell the ocean.


The green painting attracted me too, can't excactly say what it is, but I like it. And have a look at the one below, large shiny "stones" glued onto it and that gave an impression of being out in space. Cool work.




Last thing I want to show you is these two ols school chairs. Look what have been done to them. I fell for the chairs instantly. ARGH......... I had axcess to several such chairs a couple of years ago.





The reason I needed the camera today, was that Handyman bought me a new computer yesterday and I had to try it out. This is the first post I.m writing on it. There has been some arghs and  uuuups, but isn't it always like that with new stuff.....

It's not quite as easy to find my way in here, but in a week or two we'll be the best of friends.
Take care!

Tuesday, August 21, 2012

Exehibition 2011.

I didn't show you the best pieces from the exhibition last year.
When I first entered this room I felt like I was entering an artjournal. I have been thinking of this ever since and it seems clear that this art-form is much inspired from journaling or the other way around.
It's fantastic what the artists could do using spraypaint. In this room they used some other stuff too, but the painting is done using spraypaint.


The photos need no words, they tell themselves.




I'm amazed how talented people are. Look at the eyes in the last photo, isn't that unbelievable? I hope you can find some sort of inspiration here, like I do.
Have a good day!

Monday, October 24, 2011

The Evolution in short version.

New day, new possibillities.

Tou Scene.

The second hall shows the evolution, or how the artist thought it looked like. It was done with the end wall as the beginning and then the artist made two lines. One line to the right and one to the left. I'll show you both but start with the right side.




Standing on their feet and dressed, from there on it's all history.
Now you have to look at my first photo again and then these photos below shows the left side.


Out of the water and on their feet too....

I don't think this is breaking any news but I'm so facinated by the work, how well it's done by using spray only. The feeling of standing in the midst of something this big overwhelms me.
If one take a closer look at the work it's possible to see all the small details, look at all the small loops on the trees. The detailing job is very similar to what we do in artjournaling. Imagine how the artists must have felt standing there, ready to start.

Otherwise I was at a new exhibition on this late friday. All of the first graders (art school) held their first exhibition outside school. It was an exciting exhibition, and I'm so impressed what they already can do. I didn't bring my camera this time and couldn't have used either because the room was too crowded.
My friends work was amongst the best (my opinion) she had made a rainbow where the one half was filled with all the beautiful colours that normally are in a rainbow and the other half were filled with a lot of shades of grey. The rainbow was hanging from the ceiling and one meter from the wall behind. On the wall she had written this question: Does love have any colour? Beneath the rainbow she had a pair of black mail shoes standing together and a white pair of small shoes "walking" slightly in front of the black ones.
Her specifications were : Unspoken love. Can you imagine her piece?
That's all for now, I'm off to do some houskeepping.

Thursday, October 20, 2011

A hall like an art journal.

It's time to show you some more street art.


Today I will show you the first hall. The halls measures ca: 5 by 3 meters. The photo below shows what we saw from the dooropening. A black wall with this image on it. The rest of the walls were filled with writing.

I felt like entering an art journal. This is exactly what we do in our books, don't you think?



The walls were completely filled with writing. I can read a lot of peoples names here.



The wall with the dooropening looks like this.



The hall felt quite airy and had good light. It was fun to enter this hall with the feeling of beeing included in an artjournal.

This was the first hall, the next one shows some kind of evolution, but that one I'll show you in another post.

Wish you all the best.

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Street art.

Today I'll start to show you a photo of a statement :



I've told you about the exhibition of street art. When I was back there this last Sunday I recieved this paper, made for those artists who had made the art.
The back page of the paper is what you see in the photo above. This statement is so speaking to me. In one of my very first posts I spoke about "your own design" that is "is it originally yours" The statement above was the words I was missing at the time.

For me now, I'm still making mandalas and the mandala is not my design for sure, but where I take them I dare to call mine. And this process of making them have started to evolve some ideas that feels like a bubble inside me and it's moving towards the surface.
I can't wait to see the results of that.

In this post I'll show you the three first photos from the exhibition. I have so many photos that I feel it works best to show you just some at the time.
The photo below shows an image from the hall. (before entering the exhibition itself) It is quite amazing what the artists did here. They have peeled of concrete so the only thing painted here is the black colour. Can you imagine how it feels to make an image that big and keep the overview at the same time? (I had no chance to reach the window, just to tell you about the size of this.)


On the opposite wall this image was made. It needs no further comments, but I feel like saying it was really well painted. Remember, sprayboxes are what have been used to make this whole exhibition.



The last imaage today was the smallest one of them all. With this photo I'm on my way to the old Beer halls where each hall has it's own theme. And it was when I first saw them that I felt it relates well to art journaling.


That was all for today, but I'll be back with more. Have a nice day and take care.