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| Año de creación | 2024 |
|---|---|
| Dimensiones | 80 A × 60 Al × 2 P cm |
| Tipos de arte | pintura |
| Estilo | surrealismo |
| Género | mitológico |
| Materiales | óleo, lienzo |
| Método de embalaje | embalaje de cartón |
Descripción de la obra “Pueblo Mítico Hopper”
Ed Schaap, con su característico estilo surrealista, nos invita a un mundo donde el tiempo y el espacio se entremezclan libremente. 'VillageHopper', una criatura colosal pero extrañamente esquiva, se convierte en la encarnación del viaje caprichoso, materializándose y desapareciendo en un abrir y cerrar de ojos a través de paisajes míticos. Esta pintura, saturada de la calidez de los tonos terrosos e imbuida de elementos mágicos y steampunk, parece un fragmento de un cuento de hadas, un momento robado de un universo donde lo peculiar y lo extraordinario son las normas. La magistral interpretación de Schaap del surrealismo y la fantasía invita al espectador a reflexionar sobre las vastas y encantadoras posibilidades de la imaginación y los sueños.
Obras de arte en el interior
Ed Schaap, Países Bajos
My name is Ed Schaap, I was born in Sittard, Limburg, Netherlands in 1965. As a child, I already showed a penchant for fantasy and science fiction movies and series that were shown on television at the time. Especially around the time movies like Star Wars and Alien came out, I was fascinated and fascinated by this unknown world. As for the art that I create, I have to say that I have been influenced and inspired by certain artists and concept artists, but over time I have found my own way. The works that I create are, as a rule, subjects from history, myths and legends, as well as things from everyday life. I give my own vision. In the beginning I used an airbrush. At a certain point, I started to miss a few things in my work. While experimenting with the combination of brush and airbrush, I realized that the painterly effect of brushwork was the missing element in my work. With these two components together in my recent work I find the result satisfactory. Despite this result, I also started painting with oils. Here a completely new world opened up for me, for example, the colors obtained with oil paint are almost impossible to create with acrylic paint.