Category: ART
LAURIE GABAY : QUAND LA DANSE RENCONTRE LA PEINTURE
La danse donne un sens musical, apprend le rythme, inspire et n’existe qu’avec la musique. C’est la parfaite harmonie qui a un coût car oui, elle développe le corps de l’athlète mais a des conséquences désastreuses sur les articulations, les pieds etc. Mais la passion a toujours un coût et elle en vaut la peine.
Le réalisme magique par Marie-Thérèse Ross
Suivez l’évolution artistique de Marie-Thérèse Ross, de ses racines à Londres à ses réalisations dans le domaine des beaux-arts et de la sculpture.
Magical Realism with Marie-Thérèse Ross
Marie-Thérèse Ross’ work has been described as Magical Realism. The exploration of narratives, taken from a variety of sources including literature and biographical stories, combines imagery both observed and imagined, dissecting the figure and exposing the materiality of the wood.
LE SANG HONNI DES FEMMES
Trop souvent violées, blessées, vendues, tuées ! Leur sang ne doit plus être répandu; Le sang nous rappelle un autre, celui qui impose la séparation quand il est vu comme une souillure.
Dominik Senaq: from Impressionism to Aboriginal Art
Australian Aboriginal Art expresses a strong symbolic link with our collective unconscious (Jung), a hypnotic power leading to an understanding of the intimate and the sacred without dogmatism; it arouses joy and genuine pictorial experiences.
The Royal Blood Women
Too often, a woman in the world is murdered, raped, injured, sold. Their blood must not be poured out; the only blood a woman has to give is the menstrual period.
From Venezuela to Australia – an artistic renaissance for Jorge González
“There is no intentional message in my pieces and my expressions in general other than to admire and contemplate beauty, the complexity of details. Maybe if we analyse them from a logical viewpoint, we could say that my mind is fascinated by human intervention on nature.”
Ioannis Tsangaris: Make-up Magic
Throughout the history of ancient Rome, Egypt and Greece you will see that make up was used by both men and women. It wasn’t considered to be feminine but was used for religious or political purposes as well. Men have always used make up and especially now with so many make up artists applying make up on themselves for Instagram and YouTube.