Art Project by justine dumarey

Society

justine_dumarey — 2019-02-06 08:53:31 UTC

I don't know who this artwork is from, but I find the message behind it very interesting. It shows that we are all kinda addicted to our mobile phone and social media. The colors are dark which shows that you are in a dark world when you're constantly on your phone. For example: the way you compare yourself with others on instagram. Most people find this depressing.

pijckejustine — 2019-02-06 08:56:29 UTC

This work of art was made by the 16 year old Dimitra Milan. She is a daughter of two artists. Her parents have given her a lot of advice about painting. She often finds inspiration from her dreams that she has at night. Her paintings can be described as abstract realism, with romantic elements portraying a dreamy atmosphere where anything is possible. She expresses love, hope, authenticity and beauty through her brushstrokes. I see happiness but still sense a spark of sadness in her eyes. I also think there’s some kind of support between the animal and the girl.
- Justine Pijcke

my brilliant padlet

shania_timmerman — 2019-02-06 08:59:53 UTC

this is an art of bansky
he is an unknown britisch graffiti artist.
he's born in 1974, bristol.
his art is often political an humorous in nature. in his street art he combines graffiti with a caracteristic template technique. his street work can be found in various European cities but also outside Europe, such as in the Palastinian territories an the United States.

my opinion
i want to show this artwork that there will always be hope for the childeren. i hope he want to show that they will life a happy life and that they will never lose hope in life no matter how difficult it is.

-Shania Timmerman

Vincent Willem van Gogh was a Dutch post-impressionist painter who is among the most famous and influential figures in the history of western art. His dramatic brush strokes which expressed emotion and added a feeling of movement to his works, unlike most of his works, Starry Night was painted from memory, and not out in the landscape. It depicts the view from the east-facing window of his asylum room at Saint-Rémy-de-provence, just before sunrise, with the addition of an idealized village, this painting gives me a happy feeling because of the color use and the style of this painting is special.

cel_tahon — 2019-02-06 08:59:59 UTC

- Cel Tahon

Frida Kahlo

ilkeblondelle — 2019-02-06 09:00:36 UTC

I have chosen this artwork by Frida Kahlo. It is called 'El venado herido' and that means The Wounded Deer. Frida Kahlo was a mexican. Her typical feature was her unibrow. She was born on July 6 ,1907 and she died on July 13, 1954. I really love her story, what she has been through and that she painted how she felt. I like it the most because it really shows that she is in pain and that she feels treated like a beast.

- Ilke Van der Veken

The Boy

2019-04-04 11:32:09 UTC

This is a painting drawed by Jungkook, a kpop BTS member. Jungkook also discussed recreating the painting of Suga, explaining, “I didn’t learn how to draw when I was little. What happened though is, you know the ‘WINGS: BEGIN’ video, right? There was a painting of Suga in there. It was gone because it burned in the fire, so I had to recreate it. To be honest, I couldn’t draw it the exact same way. How am I supposed to do that? It’s not like I’m a professional or anything. But after drawing, it came out pretty well.”

Then chuckling, he continued, “I’ll call it the boy since it looks nothing like Suga. The boy I drew looks like one of our managers. They look exactly the same. So I showed it to him, saying they look alike. How did I draw them to look the same? They look so alike.”

- Eveline Schollaert

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andrearuiz10112001 — 2019-04-19 17:41:52 UTC