Vladimir Kush - surrealism and illusion
Surrealism has always been a controversial tendency in the history of paintings. On the one hand, it's worshiped for its out-of-this-world look and delirious themes, easy to please. On the other hand, it also raises a legion of slanderers.The latter point out their lack of subtlety and rationality, outshined by its spectacular effects. For better or for worse, surrealist paintings seem to be making a comeback, through the hands of Russian artist Vladimir Kush who, inspired by Bosch, Magritte and Dalí, creates paradoxal and fantastic images of detailed and realist look.
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This is a beautiful collection, excellent messages in the paintings as well as fantastic lighting and detail. Another artist that does surrealism very well that I really enjoy is Jim Warren.
I did a drawing at the beginning of the year that I think is kind of surreal but it is more about hidden images. I think their were like 26 hidden images. Or somethink like that I don't quite remember.
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Beautiful work, very much like Dali, love it!
I love it the details and how you clash the colors together to bring out the light is amazing!
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