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contemporay

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hes a contemporary artist i like his work because its messy but neat the way he paints making it that much more interesting, but also working with paints and pastels.

his work is chaotic and yet so neat on perfection within it.  this work also links in with ann blockely who does very vibrant colour work and does quick movement over the page.

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texture

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photography

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Within in this project of rural landscapes I intend to explore through out modern day buildings being taken over by nature,the way I intend to this is expermitation of media work; acrylic, photoshop and cutting into my work of the different landscapes that can differentiate in the world.

Modern buildings now have taken over the course of nature and it's work, so I intend to show how's it's taken it's back. Artists; Erika ritzel, but also Fay Godwin, both of these artist show a ruff textual look upon modern building on abandonment. On how they've became worn down over the years where as nature rebuilds what's been worn down, instead of keeping the tragic look on them. Erika ritzel is a photographer artist that captured the tortured look upon building on how nature has grown within it and taken back what was there's. She photograph's a singular point out of the photo to prove that each area of that house has a story on what's happended within it.
Fay Godwin also does this but shows how roads have been worn down and captures other photos of the country side and how it's change over the years progressively, and harshly unfortunately.

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i like his work because he also shows the realism within his work like fay godwin does. he photographs puddles of people walking past and probably photoshops things into it, otherwise these are extremely excellent work of photography.

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i like her work because it shows realism within her work on rural landscapes on how everything has been ruff and left in the country side allowing nature to take its course.

these beautiful photography work shows that realism of nature in black and wgite and emphases the rural landscapes we see day to day, in cities or the country side.

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I like her work because its who's a clash of modern and nature against each other, but also the usage of a mix technique of cutting into the landscape with a geometric pattern to pull through a modern building on how over time things are built over and knocked down.

This showing another aspect on rural landscapes that landscape doesn't stay the same. it rebuild and is built over time to make room for more and more different landscapes.

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I like her work because her photography show's the  realism of nature at its finest on clear skies and harmony, but then she makes it cracked and distorted slightly to show that ruff rural landscape look within her work.

Both of these imagines are beautiful and tell opposite stories, but they connect on the how different types of rural landscapes there is. one can looked harmonised, but the other ruff, abandoned and left to dusk.

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I like her work because she shows a story here that has now been abandoned and left to fend on it own, showing this sense of domestic interior within itself.

Within this image shows that sense of nature taking back its own and emphases how much of abandonment it has. Even in the image the colour usage is dull yet vibrant to bold out the decay.

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I like his work because it is distorted and unusual, abstract work. the colours are constantly vibrant and clash against each other to emphasise each other.

However it doesn't include landscapes within his work so he interprets it into a distorted landscape, however technically his style is metamorphosis. All of his painting are based onto the moors.

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I like Patricks work of the squares being aliened and within a border because it shows that each imagine doesn't have to connected to show connection within it, like tiles.

This image shows the usage of a tile format within his work, showing different sections of places can be combined together on seasons. this one is showing winter and how most areas look similar and are connected by it, but however are different in aspect on them being taken at different time of day and that some of the tiles are blurred to signal out each section. i can also link this with David Hockney's work on over layering images of squares to make them connect more within each other.