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Three-dimensional graphics in the art of the XXI century

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Three-dimensional graphics in the art of the XXI century

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The art of the 21st century is famous for its unusual paintings in 3D graphics. With the development of computer technology, artists have gained access to new means of creating their art. The essence of three-dimensional graphics is to create images by modeling objects in three-dimensional space. If we consider most forms of modern art in the 21st century, the creation of three-dimensional images will be the most traditional. 3D graphics has many sides, in the truest sense of the word. It is used when creating programs, games, images and videos on a computer. But it can also be seen right under your feet – on the asphalt.

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Сокольская Софья

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Nikas Safronov is a contemporary artist who paints portraits. Many of his works are dedicated to famous personalities. The artist interprets their image in his own way and designates their individual features. The picture in the photo is dedicated to Russia and its president. Nikas Safronov showed that in the modern world Russia is associated with Vladimir Putin. Moscow is in the background. It represents the whole of Russia, and Putin represents Moscow. Nikas Safronov is in many ways a political artist.

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Boxes and the Mystery of the Woman of Salvador Dali

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Boxes and the Mystery of the Woman of Salvador Dali

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It is probably dangerous to analyze in detail the works of an eccentric Spanish artist – you can get too far away from reality and immerse yourself in the world of illusions and associations. However, the topic of a woman with drawers sliding out of her body was probably very important for Dali. Usually these strange constructions are explained by female secrets and secrets, which a woman, as a highly organized being, also has "laid out on shelves".
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Jean-Michel Basquiat (December 22, 1960 – August 12, 1988) was an American artist who rose to success during the 1980s as part of the Neo-expressionism movement. The lifestyle that Basquiat led before gaining fame, the fact that he lived on the street and barely graduated from school, affected the way New York bohemians perceived him. In their understanding, he was practically a savage. And few people guessed that at the age of four the future artist could write, and by the age of 11 he was fluent in three languages (English, Spanish and French).
This attitude, of course, left its mark on Basquiat himself. When he finally achieved the coveted fame, he became a real paranoid. He could freely communicate only with those people who had been with him for many years, the artist suspected everyone else of selfish motives and attempts to use him.In the wake of the growing popularity of modern painting in the 1980s, Jean-Michel unexpectedly entered the mainstream. It was said that the paint on his paintings barely had time to dry before a buyer was already on them. His primitive, somewhat childish and direct manner of drawing attracted precisely by its naturalness.

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The chaotic brilliance of artist Jean-Michel Basquiat - Jordana Moore Saggese

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