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I spent some time this morning working a bit more on my recent painting of St Andrew’s church - warming up the sky, fixing a few building details and getting the light of the low sun more to my liking.
Finished? Who knows? I find with canvases hanging around there’s always more fiddling.
Today I painted this view of an early Victorian pub. I’m pleased with the atmosphere of the painting. Acrylic on canvas.
Did studying it actually change how you work, or did you mostly just figure it out by eye?
Hello, I am Tarek Arregui. Visual artist exploring the concept of sacred art from an urban perspective, combining figuration and caligraffiti.
This piece is mixed media: acrylics and spray paint on a wooden board 120x60 cm
What do you think?
I’m just starting my art journey, so this isn’t perfect, but I’d love to hear your honest thoughts. I tried to capture a moment of vulnerability and quiet sadness.
The work was painted in the open air in 2021 .... oil on cardboard 40x60 cm #petergofer
one from the series of paintings ‘Christianity’”
I would like to hear your honest impressions
As the world goes about its day, and as people take up their commute for the evening, we do not know how they are, who they are or where they are going. Lost amongst the faces, a moment of reflection and deeper passion sits a man amongst the numbers. His attire matching those of the peers of his environment, but he is to don a far more regal look as he prepares his actions to lead a symphony from the stage. Each woodwind and stringed instrument waiting on his every gesture. He may be subtle here, out of respect to his fellow travellers, but make no mistake, the passion that cannot be gesticulated through the limbs can most certainly be seen on the face. He feels the moment to come, and in reverance of the music he gives it its due diligence and attention.
He is The Conductor.
