 | |
| Complete information about artwork |
| |
|
|
|
| rating art |
|
|
|
| to do options |
|
|
| information |
|
|
| Name | | Baroc 1 |
| Price, USD | | 300.00 |
| Status | | For sale, check |
| Size, cm
| | 50.0 x 30.0 cm /switch |
| Artist | | Victor Hugo Camerano |
| Style | |
Abstract |
| Theme | |
Nature |
| Media | |
Other media |
| Description | |
The environment in tune with the cycles of elements of Nature
Victor Hugo Camerano is an artist from Sao Paulo who also maintains a lucrative business of architecture and landscaping projects. An artist able to present his work in a very unique form: his paintings have by concept, brought the elements of nature to the inner human environment and its respective processes of transformation, making a bond between these cycles that were so distanced by technology and modernity.
In these compositions, the glow of brazilian semiprecious stones (xxxx,xxxx,and others) unite with elements of nature, such as wood (the base of all his compositions, in place of canvas), the earth (textures of sand and stones) and finally, the water (represented by plaster, in some of the pieces), in an attempt to bring indoor, close to us, the elements of nature as well as their natural cycles.
Each composition represents these elements in several different stages of transformation, such as in the ones where we get an oxidation / decomposition of metal into rust, and this element, after many years under earth, is ever-changing in VictorÃÂôs work, process that is identical to the cycles of nature. Organic, part of a slow process of transformation, exactly how nature works, explains Victor Hugo.
Besides being esthetically pleasing, semiprecious stones in itself are known to have an aura of mysterious powers, either it be healing or means of prosperity and so on.
As living elements in the paintings, these metals, stones and textures can de disposed in the most diverse manners, exploring different esthetic transformations. |
|
| fragments |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
 |
| |
| Same Style Abstract |
|
| A 20th century style of painting in which nonrepresentational lines, colors, shapes, and forms replace accurate visual depiction of objects, landscape, and figures. The subjects often stylized, blurred, repeated or broken down into basic forms so that it becomes unrecognizable. Intangible subjects such as thoughts, emotions, and time are often expressed in abstract art form. |
|
|
| see in full album |
|
|
| Privacy Policy | Terms of Use | Sell my Art Online
| Art Links
)
see all details ... 
mark as favorite 
