Jeong Woo-Jae.
Exemplary dreamworks from Korean artist Jeong Woo-Jae who lives and works in Seoul.
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This stunning image, taken during a dog agility competition in Italy by Italian photographer Francesco Junior Mura, is shortlisted in the ‘Motion’ category.
Neil W. Cox “Winter Robin with Crab Apple” 20th century (source)
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Daniel Popper: “Thrive” (2019) stone sculpture with walkable fern tunnel
Ivaylo Voshtiranov (1980) Búlgaro
Sterling Ruby, Red Uniform, 2009
Shintaro Ohata.
Extraordinary works that blend painting and sculpture into cohesive masterworks by Japanese artist Shintaro Ohata.
Born in 1975 in Hiroshima, Japan, Shintaro captures the beauty of everyday life through his artworks. He has a unique talent for capturing the different types of light that exist in our daily lives, including natural light such as sunrise and sunset, as well as artificial light in urban settings. Ohata’s paintings dramatize ordinary scenes, infusing them with a sense of awe-inspiring wonder.
What sets Ohata apart from other artists is his distinctive style, where he integrates sculptures into his paintings, creating a mesmerizing 2D and 3D world. By combining both mediums, Ohata believes that viewers can experience his works more dynamically and feel a stronger connection to them. His inspiration for this technique came from the painted backgrounds in films and theatre. He aimed to give his artwork a more realistic feel without changing his painting style, and the integration of sculptures became a significant turning point in his career.
Ohata’s work has garnered widespread recognition, and he has been featured in numerous exhibitions, both locally and internationally. His unique style has resonated with a vast audience, earning him appreciation and admiration from art lovers worldwide.