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ART Habens
Peter Eugén Nilsson
easy to think that I am painting from
real life and that I am inspired by
everyday life. I do it too. But one
must not forget that when I see a
scene from nature, I think it looks
unattractive and boring. But if I
visualise and fantasizing that it
would pull in a storm and water
would be no wind instead of windy.
Then you suddenly changed the
character of the image. You invite
that something will happen, the
water is still, but you imagining you
it will become wavy and with the
understanding I create my own
dramatic pictures. Usually I have a
scene on a lush green landscape, but
it doesn't appeal to me so I am doing
it to what attracts me. So it is both
and. I draw inspiration from reality,
but builds on it to my innermost self.
The same process happens with my
rock artists. but given the sense of
be more focused on getting to it so
that it really looks like. For if I paint
Mick Jagger with the wrong eye.
Then it is not Mick Jagger anymore.
Yes Transparency is hugely
important in the creation of art then
you should try to make yourself
understood. True art is a global
language and it is for everyone. But
you do naturally attract their
audience and show an openness to
make themselves understood. My
balance to paint representational art
but still make it look artistic out is
really the hardest. Because I want
that my art should be clear, but still
play with the abstract. The colors
and combinations. But my works can
really see a variety of meanings,
even though it is so concrete
images. With imagination and
openness can cope with anything.
Even this kind of difficult questions.
haha
What I'm looking for initially with
each motif of my artists is of course
to find their personality. Their
special nature and the
characteristics of the icon. There is
not much space to fail with details.
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