Digital Painting

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Digital Painting: Moscow show of Bee Flowers 01.09.09, W, 18:50, Msc

Three-dimensional computer graphics Dutchman Bee Flowers show in the center of Moscow from 3 to 15 September. Among the works of the project "Out of Time" You can see the three-meter descent from the cross (take off the cowboy, the blue men in yellow trunks) and six-foot serpent tempted Eve, more like the character of the Japanese pornomultfilma.
On Thursday, September 3, at the Moscow Center for Contemporary Art M'Ars, near Pipe Square and color Boulevard Pushkariov Lane, will host an exhibition of Dutch artist and photographer Bee Flowers (Bee Flowers). This exhibition is worth seeing fans of digital art, because in fact, all 18 of the first cycle of the project "The moment out of time» (Jetztzeit, literally "time now") - a three-dimensional computer graphics.
He was born in Holland in 1967, but in recent years, lives in Moscow, where his paintings were exhibited twice. In 2006, the Museum of Architecture. Schuseva could see his photos from the cycle Megastructure, on which Flowers against the backdrop of snow-covered gray apartment blocks in Moscow showed little colored spots marker lamps of cars and shop signs.
In 2007, the Moscow Museum of Modern Art exhibited quite his other works, more like "Out of Time" - three-dimensional graphics project Liberation! Here, Flowers testified Abu Ghraib prison and how the two sexes may be swapped. He drew a cartoon of neat, bearded, dancing, fashionably dressed and elegantly wrapped in explosives bombing. And the unthinkable, as if assembled from different parts of the Amazons. All the elements of U.S. military uniforms, along with swords, modern rifles and some very futuristic weapons. But the main thing - with a dildo and protective shells on the groin.
"As fashion turns to costumes of the past, present, looking for their roots in the past, and models himself on the archetypal past events and personalities, - says Flowers. - Data of rudimentary exploration of our cultural memory, connecting the iconography of modern interteymenta with archetypal images implanted in our consciousness. It creates a visual and conceptual framework that serves to identify cultural trends. "
At «Grand Illusions», which are not exhibited in Moscow, but in 2006 the work of this project can be seen in Yaroslavl and Astrakhan, Flowers did not hesitate to make of Tereshkova's Venus de Milo and paint her as one of the collages to put a quote from "No one do not mind "column. The exhibition "Out of Time" will run until September 15.
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