Three-dimensional picture

[Konstantin]

Xia Xiao Wan (Wan Xia Xiao)

artist from China, the Xia Xiao Wan (Wan Xia Xiao) has brought 3D- technology in the arts long before the release of " Avatar . "
Wang Xia Xiao was born in 1959 , and in 1982 graduated from the Central Academy of Fine Arts of China , where he studied at the Faculty of oil painting ,
and in 2003 went on a special , own way of painting - art art in 3D.
Bulk stained Wang Xia Xiao became a sensation , expanding the traditional perception of pictures .

Interesting.
I saw something like this in the gallery Gelman , but it certainly is qualitatively better .
What do you think this new direction in painting ?

[Konstantin]

Something while artists from exotic countries carried away with this naprvleniem .

Yosman Botero (Yosman Botero)

The Colombian artist Botero Yosman (Yosman Botero) is developing a three-dimensional paintings . Traditional painting Yosman converted to 3D through a sequence of multiple two-dimensional elements . The artist does figure on Plexiglas sheets , and then connects them to the whole holographic image .

[artcol]

Originally Posted by Konstantin

What do you think this new direction in painting ?

All this pampering , hands over 10 years no one will draw , comes a new generation of computer artists , to - e will not enjoy stuylusom and tablet , and the program reproduction paintings , including and in the material . Technologies for this are already appearing . And eat , but not in China and other exotic countries . And like kichuha dissolve in the gap between serious classical hume- art'om and serious new tech- art'om .

[Moriakoff]

Originally Posted by Konstantin

Xia Xiao Wan (Wan Xia Xiao)

When I was first , about a year and a half ago , first learned about this artist , then smiled at me this ... The fact that long ago I also came up with this idea, and I even spent an experiment vyponiv work .. . The difference lay in the fact that I did not pile up huge cubes that are not visible from the side , and this was done on a small bench , covering his mirror , which allowed me to reduce the number of glasses to figure 5.Osnovnuyu fashioned and placed on a mirror , and the remaining elements dorisovyval on glasses ... Image repeatedly reflected in the mirror , took a fancy appearance. But with no job skills with the glass , I cut myself and experiments in the future had to be postponed ... >

[Konstantin]

Originally Posted by artcol; 1659571 "

through 10 years hands, no one will draw

At this point debatable.
So in fact about any painting you might say. Since it is difficult to accept . Painting ( manual labor ) is obviously remain . It is also obvious that here a breakthrough will come from technological progress. New paint and new media (as in this case ), but something will give impetus to the development of painting .

[artcol]

Originally Posted by Konstantin

Painting ( manual labor ) obviously remain .

Remain . There will always be lovers of antiques , the money invested , and indeed , easy - a classic .

Originally Posted by Konstantin

Painting ( manual labor ) obviously remain .

 Yes , there are reservations - including and art , but they are less and less . Even luxury items change (hours , for example ) .

Originally Posted by Konstantin

It is also clear that here a breakthrough will come from technological progress. New paint and new media (as in this case ), but something will give impetus to the development of painting .

Writing still does not paint , and head , well or other body parts /organs . And the colors - they are only 3 or 4 must be a true artist .

I am here just wondering : Is it possible there is already demand for it?

[Konstantin]

Originally Posted by artcol

write still do not paint, and head

I do not agree.
Influence on the development of new work is well illustrated by the music.
The emergence of power tools is strongly influenced by the music.

[artcol]

Originally Posted by Konstantin

I disagree. Influence on the development of new work is well illustrated by the music. The emergence of power tools is strongly influenced by the music.

Well, the emergence of advanced methods of creating an image too, influenced the painting. She became even more accessible. I speak about another trend, the other tastes. Mb they will soon show up.

In addition there is another interesting point.
As is known, the Russian avant-garde - a recognized phenomenon in the art world level. I'm certainly not an expert on it, but I think connoisseurs corrected if I'm wrong: we have it wore natural-scientific taste (read Genesis), in other lands that the genesis of it was somewhat different. Then came the well-known to all events in the general theme has faded, although science has not stopped, but the various camps, the arms race, etc. In short - everything seriously, not to games, not to art. At one time moved to the forefront of Humanities and social sciences because of good market conditions (for these subjects). From this period in the history of the society I associate the development of all sorts of experimental and conceptual trends in art, such as subjective and ephemeral, as the object of interest of these groups of disciplines. Natural sciences have been growing too, but something inspiring (mb but peaceful atom hehe) did not appear. But now came a time when science back in the limelight. It is connected with the information revolution, to-I is based on the achievements of the past. Ie created the preconditions for the emergence of second-generation real avant-garde artists.

I hope my thoughts though and confused, but clear.

[Amateur]

Originally Posted by Konstantin; 1659551"

Artist of the Xia Xiao Wang (Wan Xia Xiao) has introduced 3D-technology in the arts long before the release of "Avatar."
Xiao Wang Xia was born in 1959, and in 1982 graduated from the Central Academy of Fine Arts of China, where he studied at the Faculty of oil painting,
and in 2003 went on a special, own way of painting - the art of art in 3D.

What do you think this is a new direction in painting?

There were many attempts of this "introduction" ... Jacopo Chimenti (Jacopo Chimenti da Empoli, 1554-1640) "brings 3D-technology in art before," Wang Xiao Xia (see nested. 1). Later, has introduced many. Salvador Dali (Salvador Dali, 1904 - 1989) wrote, although "Sur", but a realistic picture, however, made with the help of stereo photographs. Oscar Fischinger (Oskar Fischinger, 1900 - 1967) wrote pointless stereo track, as well as Roger Ferragallo (Roger Ferragallo, 1953 -).

But, in truth, not very good they all turned out the stereo. Binocular difference image is transferred is very inaccurate, the image can be reduced with great difficulty, and his eyes get tired in the first few seconds of consideration. We must realize that the human hand can not compete with the optical device. And in stereophotography should still try to get a natural and not strain your eyes sense of dimension. At the time of Jacopo Chimenti true three-dimensional transfer was indeed a revolutionary idea and a new direction in painting, but that he had no other means. But now something ...?

My opinion - for a painting that does not need a good painting of their own means and without any binocular tricks can create the illusion of dimension. Well, maybe except for a certain range of subjects.

In conclusion, a fragment of a picture by the Dutch artist Jacob sang (Jacob Spoel, 1820 - 1868) "Lady stereofoto company is considering." Nothing is new in this world ...

[sergey7]

Originally Posted by Konstantin

I disagree . Influence on the development of new works is well illustrated by the music. The appearance of power tools a great influence on music .

The emergence of computers, synthesizers , electric tools, of course
impact on music and musicians. Especially grateful to composers,
arrangers - a lot of routine work and a draft has disappeared . but
 "electronic" music special dividend has not been
Throughout the world there is declining interest in the avant-garde music and
, respectively , return to the classics.
None of the outstanding musicians is not going to play the e-mail . violin
and it seems so far away to Computer Dunaevsky - no memorable melodies