Eric Morett, a modern French artist, was born in Vernon, France. He mainly paints his paintings with acrylic paints, not giving preference to any one theme. Among his works there are portraits, landscapes, nudes, subjects of paintings, the artist takes from the surrounding life, sketching the most interesting or surprising artist, moments.
Hailing from Seoul, South Korea, Grace Kim
emerged into the world amidst the embrace of a bustling, expansive family. Her
academic journey led her to attain a bachelor's degree in architecture from
Hong-Ik University in Seoul in the pivotal year of 1968.
The early 1970s marked a transformative
chapter as Grace, accompanied by her husband, embarked on a journey of
immigration to the United States. This relocation opened new avenues for her
artistic exploration, leading her to pursue studies at the Art League in
Alexandria, Virginia, and the Schuler School of Fine Art in Baltimore,
Maryland.
In her artistic endeavors, Grace skillfully
employs a diverse palette, blending watercolors, oil paints, and pencils to
create captivating works. Her artistic identity bears the imprint of Dutch
masters from the 16th-17th centuries, shaping a style uniquely her own.
Venturing far beyond her birthplace, Grace
has traversed the globe, leaving her artistic footprint in Japan, China, Italy,
France, England, Russia, Eastern Europe, and New Zealand. Presently calling
Washington, D.C. home, Grace resides alongside her husband and three children,
contributing her talents to the creative realm at the esteemed National Gallery
of Art.
Self-taught artist Philip Muñoz is from Bristol, UK. His primary creative focus is on hyper-realistic Paintings of girls who are fully submerged in metropolitan settings. He meticulously sketches every detail, adding his own unique style and vitality to each drawing. Philip Muñoz is an expert on the subject of splendor and how it affects social identity. His vibrant, youthful, carefree figures, all decked out in tattoos and piercings, may be seen in the city's lovely, unique neighbourhood. Philip Muñoz employs crispness and depth to great effect. Within the confines of a hyper-realistic method, the artist examines surface texture and paint application and applies all of his professionalism to the canvas. "The lively, youthful, and carefree individuals I see every day outside my studio doors are what attract me in. I'm fortunate to reside in a stunning, diverse part of Bristol where identity and fashion are highly valued and serve as a continual source of inspiration for me and my endless drive to paint". Philip Muñoz says
Istvan Sandorfi, a Hungarian artist, has long had a contentious reputation. Critics of his art feel he depicted himself as a murderer. His early works are a series of upsetting scenarios. He primarily depicted unusual things or motions and happenings. Colorshis works from the 1970s and 1980s - blue, lilac, and cool pairings. Istvan Sandorfi's paintings portray unusual things, motions, and circumstances. This is not a coincidence. The artist went through a lot in his life, and these psychological traumas had to have an impact on the style and topics of his paintings. Istvan Sandorffy built a ghostly universe full of unfinished business, loneliness, and doom. The artist's paintings, with bodies dissolving into the air and melting in the sun's rays, seem to emphasize the fragility and unpredictability of all that exists. About the futility of attempting to preserve in space the precious pictures of loved ones and loved ones who have passed away. Blue, lilac, and their cool mixtures dominate his works from the 1970s to the 1980s. He painted more feminine figures and still lifes in the 1980s, and he has primarily painted ladies since 1988. Many of István Sándorfi's paintings are so detailed that they seem like photographs. The artist's paintings were purchased before he finished them. The paintings were so beautiful that individuals interested in purchasing them pre-registered on a waiting list.
Rosmery Mamani Ventura is a contemporary Bolivian artist, painter and graphic artist. She was born in 1985 in the village of Cahiyata (Bolivia). in 1998, the future artist moved to the city of El Alto. Having first trained as an accountant, Rosmeri Mamani Ventura decided to become an artist. She received her professional art education at the Municipal School of Art in El Alto (Escuela Municipal de las Artes de El Alto), graduating in 2009. Rosmeri Mamani Ventura works in the portrait genre, mainly using pastels. The artist paints realistic and hyperrealistic graphic and pictorial portraits of her contemporaries. she is a rising star whose close bond with people living on the margins of society leads to unusually rich and detailed portraits. She was born in the province of Omasuyos, in the town of Kajiata on the shores of Lake Titicaca, where she lived until 1998. At the age of 14 she moved to the city of El Alto. Here she received her art education at the Municipal School of Arts.
Gottfried Helnwein is a rock star in the fine arts, but his work goes well beyond painting to include photography, theatrical performances, and postmodern art practices. He is both adored and despised, owing to his terrifying and nauseatingly realistic paintings. Helnwein was born in Vienna, and his art was influenced by the post-traumatic mentality of a defeated country. Reality took on the look of disaster on his canvases: a mangled infant, turned inside out humanity - in a Nazi uniform, with gray hair and a bandaged, bloodied skull. Helnwein, a multifaceted artist and painter, organizer of performances and installations, author of album covers for Rammstein and Scorpions, and photographer for Marilyn Manson, stands behind this monolith of witnessed horror. He is not hypocritical at all. One of the most well-known modern artists, Gottfried Helnwein has amazed people over the past forty years with his paintings, photography, sculptures, installations of all types, remarkable performances, and even the fabrication of theatrical sets.
It's difficult to imagine that Samuel Silva, a self-taught hyperrealist Portuguese artist—more accurately, a photorealist—did not attend art school and learned how to paint by doing. He produces his works with standard ballpoint pens. Silva says that he does not blend colors; instead, he merely adds many layers of ink using brushstrokes. This gives the false impression that there is color and blending when there isn't. Samuel started drawing when he was two years old and over time he refined his unique style. The process of creating such works of art is impervious to faults and blunders since ballpoint pen ink instantaneously freezes. As an attorney by profession, he doesn't make new art as frequently as other artists, but when he does, it's really masterpieces. This demonstrates once more that what an artist draws is not as essential as what they do. A genuine artist may use any medium to produce a piece of art. Samuel Silva draws using a ballpoint pen and is inspired by actual individuals in his favorite images.
Rob Ritchie is a master at creating hyperrealistic still lifes that blend color, shadow, and composition in a harmonious way. You can sense the crisp morning taste of fruit and freshness in these oil paintings, which seem so genuine that they pass for fine art photographs. I wish this tenderness could be touched and tasted. It is important to note that Rob Ritchie picked up painting on his own, without the need for formal training, but he refined his technique by studying the paintings of the great artists. As a result, his paintings exhibit harmony in color, shadow, and composition.
Mike Dargas, a German artist, was born in Cologne in 1983. Creates hyper-realistic portraits that immerse the spectator in a distinct mood with extended inspection. The oil paintings, inspired by the work of Salvador Dali and Caravaggio, are so near to perfection that they may be mistaken for pictures. Mike Dargas first became interested in the visual arts when he was 11 years old. Throughout his life, he experimented with a variety of painting styles and methods. Recently, he has been creating hyper-realistic portraits. He achieved significant heights in this painting method and never fails to astound lovers and connoisseurs of beauty with his abilities and capabilities.
Artist Fabiano Millani is A contemporary Hyper-Realistic Brazilian Painter, he was born in 1981, Sao-Paulo, Brazil. Fabiano Millani paints on canvas in the technique of hyperrealism. The paintings are so reliable that they can be called photo-realistic.
It is extremely difficult for those who do not have such golden hands to understand how a person's face or a flower may be reproduced so realistically. Furthermore, the paintings are enormous, and the artist cannot see her whole work when standing in front of the canvas. He must take a step back in order to compare the painted components to the original.
Overall, we can only appreciate!
There is nothing more rare and beautiful than a woman who is shamelessly natural, who is comfortable in her perfect imperfection. For me, this is the true essence of beauty. (Steve Maraboli) Artist Kathrin Longhurst was born and raised in East Germany, where she began to study the basics of fine arts at the age of 14. After the unification of Germany, she lived in Scandinavia for 10 years and at the same time traveled to different countries of the world. In 2000, Katrin settled in Australia.
Many of kathrin Longhurst's artwork is a mixture of socialist realism and poster art. Her paintings are very mediocre, if we approach them from a purely artistic point of view, but at the same time they have a rather unexpected and curious look.
The whole surprise of kathrin Longhurst's paintings is that she managed to combine seemingly incompatible things in them - socialist realism and frivolity.
The artist's works are a kind of kitsch that can arouse conflicting feelings in people.
"For a long time I avoided my past, but recently I realized that I witnessed one of the most significant events of the 20th century. Remembering history, I turned to the pictures of my youth, combining them with beauty and sexuality. Mine paintings are a desire for beauty and luxury, which I was deprived of when I grew up in Eastern Europe. " kathrin said
Johannes Wessmark is A Contemporary Swedish designer and Hyperrealist artist, Johannes Wessmark was born in 1962 in Kiel, Sweden, where he now lives and works. He has no art education, therefore he considers himself self-taught, despite the fact that a pencil or brush with watercolour paint in his hands begins to breathe their own life, making masterpieces. Johannes Wessmark worked as an illustrator and 3D graphic artist for fifteen years. His paintings are in high demand among collectors and are displayed in art galleries around Sweden and the United States.
Patrizia Rizzo is a contemporary Venezuelan hyperrealistic Painter , She Was born in 1953, figurative artist, and instructor. Captivated by feminine beauty, she depicts it in her works. Her art is mostly concerned with women. We can observe magnificent hues and a variety of colours in her works. Ladies of various ethnicities and skin tones. Gorgeous and extremely appealing.
I found This Interesting Interview With Artist Patrizia Rizza which made By The Interviewer Cody Weddle.
- Tell me where we are. What am I seeing around me? Telling me about your work? Your Gallery?
- Well, we are in an art Gallery that is the result of many years of work. I've been working here for 30 years as a painting teacher and as a painter. I have developed my career in here. As you can see, I'm a figurative artist, an academic artist. Some people deemed my work to be part of hyperrealism, but I say that I'm not that I am a figurative and realistic artist. These paintings you see here are part of my work. I tend to work the human figure and also something we call still life.
I am passionate about this topic with the figurative art. The viewer understands the figure that is shown in the artwork. It is comprehensible to the viewer. The figure can be a human being can be still life or even flowers, everything that is figurative and that can be easily grasped by the human eye. Whatas realistic art is a technique that is a closed observation of outward appearances. The picture could be seen as if it was real. That is why I'm told to be hyperrealistic artist. However, I tell people that hyperrealism is something else.
In hyperrealism, the figure has a different composition. Hyperrealistic images are typically ten or 20 times the size of the original photographic reference source. For example, hyperrealistic artwork are those one knots you see there. The figure is bigger than the reality.
Anna-Christine Roda exclusively paints portraits, or almost so. "My work is not hyper-realistic," the artist, who lives and works in Saint-Cergues, near Geneva, likes to tell us.
Anna-Christine Roda's Paintings were tightened up by the restorer, and the artist has been painting only portraits since then. For three years, he worked on a very intimate line at home, as though each of his paintings showed a little bit of humanity. A woman's face, where she baldews between her eyes and in to honour the loss of a loved one. In the cigarette butt, like a prosthetic, attached to the electrician's finger, allowing him to continue to carry the current of life down the highways of his existence.
The artwork puts us in the spotlight.A woman's piercing blue stare that lights her and permits fantasies and wishes to escape.
Anna-Christine Roda's Paintings places us in the path of persons we would encounter on the street. in her paintings separates people, replaces their uniqueness, and exposes it. Mr. and Mrs. are separated by the format. Each in their daily position and gives them a distinct atmosphere...
Antonio Guzmán Capel is a self-taught Spanish hyper-realist artist born in Tetouan, Morocco in 1960. Antonio Guzmán Capel's work was acknowledged as bright by the public at the age of 14 despite his lack of special schooling. Following the organisation of an exhibition in Switzerland, the young artist gained public prominence. And the artist's first show was at the age of 11, and since then, Antonio has been presented every year. In the world of art, the artist has received several accolades and awards. Portraits of individuals are particularly stunning in a number of artworks that have been revised. At first look, they are merely described scenes from life, shown unobtrusively, but it is possible for the spectator to realise that the author is talking about something subtle and noticeable, something deeper.
Linnea Strid is very talented Contemporary-Swedish-Hyperrealistic-Painter,Linnea was born in (1983_in small town in sweden (Uppsala)) ,Basically she paint using oil paintings and sometimes with a pencil. In both the first and second cases, Her Works is very original and, most importantly, very realistic images of humans, animals, just the world around her.
Linnea studied for four years at two of Sweden's leading art schools - Falkenbergs Konstskola and Gävle Konstskola. Draws in the style of hyperrealism. Her paintings are attracted by spontaneity, modern images and clarity of details.
Thanks to her artistic gift, Alyssa Monks is able to endow her paintings with life, emotions and feelings.
Many visitors to the exhibitions of the works of this artist admitted that they had the feeling that if they just closed their eyes for a second, the shy heroes of Alissa Monks's paintings would come to life and continue to drag out their quiet and measured existence.
“My paintings change the modern view of the already established, traditional postures and gestures of bathing women. They could tell a lot to an attentive viewer about such seemingly self-evident things as the benefits of swimming, dancing, and so on. My characters are pressed against the glass of the shower stall window, distorting their own body, realizing that by doing so they influence the notorious male look at a naked woman. Thick layers of paint are blended to mimic glass, steam, water and flesh from afar. However, up close, the amazing physical properties of the oil paint become apparent. By experimenting with layers of paint and color, I find a moment where abstract strokes become something else. When I first started drawing the human body, I was immediately fascinated and even became obsessed with it and considered, that I had to make my paintings as realistic as possible. I "professed" realism until it began to unravel and reveal contradictions in itself. Now I am exploring the possibilities and potential of writing style, where representational painting and abstraction meet - if both styles can coexist at the same time, I will do it "- saysAlissa Monks .
