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Romantic Neosurrealism Art Gallery - official website of the famous computer graphic artist George Grie. The gallery presents modern surrealist gothic, inspirational romanticism, digital surrealism artworks, and fine-art paintings. Giclee prints and posters, limited editions, desktop wallpapers, and framed art pictures for sale.
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Extension of Interior Space Piet Mondrian, an early twentieth century artist, once envisioned a future where paintings on the walls would not just play a decorative role, but be very much interactive with the surrounding environment. In this world of animated art everything and everyone would be a part of a larger living pa .. rate: 3.80 views: 16 comments: 3 |
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In Search of Meaning In Search of Lost Time Man: a being in search of meaning. Plato, Philosopher of the 5th century BC. This picture was inspired by a “Man's Search for Meaning” by Viktor E. Frankl, a deeply touching, austere autobiographical narrative of a five year confinement in a number of concentration camps, including Auschwi .. rate: 4.79 views: 16 comments: 6 |
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Along Ruined Soul, tribute to Zdzislaw Beksinski Polish artist Zdzislaw Beksinski (1929-2005, may he rest in peace) is best known for his enormous, fanatically detailed paintings of catastrophic cityscapes, surreal landscapes, humanoid figures, and afflicted nudes. I have been a true hearted admirer of his talent for almost 30 years now. For me .. rate: 4.67 views: 16 comments: 9 |
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The 5th Element or Pseudo Esoteric Cosmology Since the beginning of times people were questioning the origin and nature of the universe. In order to simplify the complexity of the subject, ancient philosophers divided everything in five leading groups or world elements. Ancient Greeks concept refers classically to five fundamentals such as .. rate: 4.33 views: 16 comments: 1 |
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Requiem or Music set you free What are the general criteria for art? The word “art” derived from the Greek word “techne” which meant “craft, skill, technique” and therefore originally suggested a very strong dexterous component to art. Aristotle, on the other hand, underlined a significant cognitive aspect of art .. rate: 4.65 views: 15 comments: 7 |
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