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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsAnybody know the name of the artist who paints pictures
Anybody know the name of the artist who paints pictures That gradually change from one side of the picture to the other? For example, One picture seems like it was A line of trees standing in the snow that gradually changed
Into monks in robes.
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Anybody know the name of the artist who paints pictures (Original Post)
raccoon
Oct 2020
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StClone
(11,686 posts)1. Escher?
StClone
(11,686 posts)2. I could not find the image you describe but here is an ex:
sl8
(13,874 posts)3. Similar, but with portraits:
https://mymodernmet.com/sergi-cadenas-kinetic-wall-art/
Mesmerizing Kinetic Art Reveals Two Completely Different Portraits in a Single Painting
By Sara Barnes on November 18, 2019
Self-taught artist Sergi Cadenas reveals two distinct portraits in a single painting. The incredible, transformative art changes as you walk from either side of it by gradually shifting faces as you do so. In one piece, Marilyn Monroe turns into Albert Einstein while another painting showcases a young woman aging many decades into an older version of herself. Each portrait stands alone as its own artwork, but in moving between the two ends, a transitional third painting emerges as well.
Cadenas artworks use rigid vertical strips to produce their transformations. He paints a different person on either side of the strips so that when you view the work from an angle, you see the subject as they were intended. Walking towards the center of the piece, however, converges the subjects and their characteristics are blended. This effect dissipates as you move to the other side of the work.
Mesmerizing Kinetic Art Reveals Two Completely Different Portraits in a Single Painting
By Sara Barnes on November 18, 2019
Self-taught artist Sergi Cadenas reveals two distinct portraits in a single painting. The incredible, transformative art changes as you walk from either side of it by gradually shifting faces as you do so. In one piece, Marilyn Monroe turns into Albert Einstein while another painting showcases a young woman aging many decades into an older version of herself. Each portrait stands alone as its own artwork, but in moving between the two ends, a transitional third painting emerges as well.
Cadenas artworks use rigid vertical strips to produce their transformations. He paints a different person on either side of the strips so that when you view the work from an angle, you see the subject as they were intended. Walking towards the center of the piece, however, converges the subjects and their characteristics are blended. This effect dissipates as you move to the other side of the work.
soothsayer
(38,601 posts)5. Think it's any of these?
uriel1972
(4,261 posts)6. thank you for those
soothsayer
(38,601 posts)7. A few more from that guy
raccoon
(31,119 posts)8. It was Gonsalves ! But I didn't realize other artists were doing it to
But I didnt realize other artists were doing it to. Line
Thanks yall!