I just found out how the interesting theory of dot, line and surface apply to artwork with contemporary approaches!
Yesterday, I wrote about two pointillism masters
Eric Daigh with
Miguel Endara, which represent "
Dots".
This year January, I wrote about
Max Zorn's graffiti tape art, who represents "
surface".
How about "
lines" ?
Juan Francisco CASAS has a clear explanation, with a ballpoint pen.
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| ©Juan Francisco Casas |
Juan's lomographical images are not merely reveal his transformational sketching technique, but also intending to arouse everyone's voyeuristic lust. The subjects usually are someone taking photographs, nude or half-naked person and people with punked faces. Plus the colour of blue ball-pan and direct-light flash, producing high-contrast lomography-like images.
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| ©Juan Francisco Casas |
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| ©Juan Francisco Casas |
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One thing really amazed me is that the blue-tuned images are similar to the IKB (
International Klevin Blue), which imprints a lot more meditative qualities onto the surface and the artwork itself.
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| ©Juan Francisco Casas |
There is another ballpoint-pen artist -
Samuel Silva. She works are stunning too.
Read more about her works.
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| ©Juan Francisco Casas |
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| ©Juan Francisco Casas |
