Who are they, contemporary artists? Someone will say that they are crazy, and someone will see the genius in their work. Just peer and reflect on "their" world.
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The works of the artist Vasily Shulzhenko have become popular all over the world, especially Americans who want to see Russia like this. It shows the life of a Russian person without "masks". Drinking, debauchery, the bottom of life and human vices. Someone respects his work, and someone despises. Each picture carries a deep meaning. If you look closely, you can see the history of each character. Many people think that Vasily hates Russians, but maybe he wants the one who saw himself on the canvas to change ?! His work can be described as "Gloomy, but true."
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Polish surrealist painter Jacek Jerka has his own distinctive style, painting every detail. Warm pleasant colors prevail in his paintings. Looking at them envelops the feeling of magic, the mighty power of nature and the world about which we may not know anything. Pictures give free rein to our imagination and change the perception of reality. Definitely, Jacek Jerka is an extraordinary creative artist and his paintings are worthy of our attention.
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The works of the German artist and illustrator Quint Buchholz give our brain "food" for thought. I want to return to his paintings and look at them again and again. Each has its own story. The palette is pleasant, delicate and weightless. Looking at his paintings, you involuntarily calm down and acquire a feeling of lightness. The artist has held over 70 exhibitions and his paintings have won numerous national and international awards. Among his works, everyone will find something to their liking.
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At first glance, the paintings of the American artist Mark Ryden may seem strange and a little crazy, but if you take a closer look at them, you can see the inner experiences of the characters, the world of sincerity and honesty of human relations and relations with oneself. Most often, his paintings are coiled with sadness, sadness and grief. The style of performance is characterized as pop surrealism, and its signature element is the "eye and bumblebee" that flicker on each of his works.
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Japanese surrealist Tatsuya Ishida committed suicide, or it was an accident, it is not known, but he left a piece of himself. Their gloomy pictures. On them, he depicts everyday life, a mechanism in which humanity is involved, human robots without a soul and with "empty" eyes. When you start to think that we are just details of a well-oiled mechanism, it becomes scary and creepy. He uses the same dark and depressing colors. All this evokes coldness and sadness.
