Gottfried Helnwein | A Contemporary Austrain - Irish Hyperrealist Painter

Gottfried Helnwein's Paintings

 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. 

155 Amazing Paintings Of Artist Ken Hamilton | A Contemporary Irish Painter | ArtLiveAndBeauty

 

Artist Ken Hamilton's Paintings

Artist Ken Hamilton Irish painter in the classical style. Ken Hamilton was born in a Nigerian mining village in the year 1956. Missionaries were their parents. at eleven years old In 1974, the family returned to Northern Ireland, where they had grown up. Ken Hamilton enrolled in the University of Belfast's College of Art and Design in 1975, but left in 1977 due to dissatisfaction with the teaching quality. He majored in horticulture and landscape design at the university. For numerous years, He worked in this profession. He needed to make money so that he could return to painting.

Magical lines by Artist Nester Formentera ❤💕✨

Unusual and sexy drawings by
Nester Formentera from Ireland.

Flowing lines, exciting images and a flight of fantasy 

Nester born in philipine , and living now in Ireland

Irish artist Nester Formentera creates 3D paintings using a series of continuous lines and realistic paintings . Most often, Nester draws women. 

Artist Jimmy Lawlor (Ireland artist)

Artist Jimmy Lawlor (Ireland artist)

Lawlor studied art for a couple of years in college, but acquired most of his skills through trial and error. He began his career as a background artist for various animation studios in Ireland and later moved to fine art painting. Eventually his dream of becoming a full-time artist became a reality.  His work is based, not only on the Irish sense of humor, but on the vivid realization that the old way of life will have vanished by our next generation. His work takes elements from his surroundings and mixes them with the people of the place, in their environment and doing what they love best. In their own way, they have helped create the atmosphere around them, whether they are farmers, business people, students, or otherwise. Jimmy’s work has been likened to the works of the surrealist’s—“imagine a Salvador Dali who has regained at least half of his sanity and moved to the west of Ireland, and you begin to enjoy art that is not only accessible, but as warm and fantastic as a good dream.” Painting takes him to another world, where anything is possible. Music has a huge influence on his painting, and the more unusual the music the more creative the work. As he gets lost in the sounds, his painting begins to flow.

Artist Anna Sibi -Yacoub (Ireland artist)

Artist Anna Sibi -Yacoub (Ireland artist)

Graphic Designer and Artist living in Ireland. She's inspired by light, colors and fluids. Her works are a visual celebration of nature, life. Water plays a big part in her Abstract paintings. They bring back scenes & memories from her childhood spent in Poland. She help Business and Home Owners to create the Wow factor for their clients through Modern Art. She likes to express her life experiences on canvas as well as sturdy wood panels with overlapping layers of transparent and opaque paint. The viewer has to interact with my works in order to achieve the full satisfaction. Ideally, they explore the images from Their imagination from pieces collected over the years. Her latest artistic inspiration is the transparency of the epoxy resin. The creative process starts by applying colors at different opacity and texture to form my vision. No artwork can be reproduced identically due to the difficulty of the medium. The entire process is challenging and often unpredictable yet very satisfying.