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]]>Noah Verrier, an artist based in Tallahassee, Florida, keeps the still life tradition of depicting food alive and well in his oil paintings, but with a slight twist. Instead of painting fruit, veggies, or dried meats, Verrier paints fast food and an assortment of other unhealthy snacks and drinks.
In Verrier’s paintings, viewers can enjoy fine art depictions of McDonald’s meals, Uncrustables sandwiches, hot dogs, Chinese restaurant takeouts, Cup Noodles, soda drinks, and more.
“What I enjoy most is working from life. Through the act of quietly observing, my aim is to accurately yet personally discern color and light … Not unlike the great painterly realists of the late 19th century, my work emerges through painting directly, while striving to retain gesture and emotion,” Verrier explains in his artist statement.
Verrier’s works have garnered a lot of attention from the art world and have been exhibited all around the world, including Japan, Australia, and Germany. You can check out more of them by scrolling below.
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]]>Looked from afar, Ager’s paintings could be easily mistaken for work of classical Baroque painter as they are rich with elements like flowers, fruit, and pottery. But, when you look at them more closely, you’ll notice elements of the world we are living in today. That might be a pair of sneakers, a lighter or even a fanny pack.
“Both deeply personal and universal, they are cryptic messages directed towards the audience,” Angers says of the paintings on her official website.
Check out some of her intriguing pieces below.
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]]>The post Noah Verrier Gives Fast Food a “Still Life” Treatment in His Oil Paintings appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>Noah Verrier, an artist based in Tallahassee, Florida, keeps the still life tradition of depicting food alive and well in his oil paintings, but with a slight twist. Instead of painting fruit, veggies, or dried meats, Verrier paints fast food and an assortment of other unhealthy snacks and drinks.
In Verrier’s paintings, viewers can enjoy fine art depictions of McDonald’s meals, Uncrustables sandwiches, hot dogs, Chinese restaurant takeouts, Cup Noodles, soda drinks, and more.
“What I enjoy most is working from life. Through the act of quietly observing, my aim is to accurately yet personally discern color and light … Not unlike the great painterly realists of the late 19th century, my work emerges through painting directly, while striving to retain gesture and emotion,” Verrier explains in his artist statement.
Verrier’s works have garnered a lot of attention from the art world and have been exhibited all around the world, including Japan, Australia, and Germany. You can check out more of them by scrolling below.
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]]>The post Artist Inserts Modern Elements into Classical Oil Paintings appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>Looked from afar, Ager’s paintings could be easily mistaken for work of classical Baroque painter as they are rich with elements like flowers, fruit, and pottery. But, when you look at them more closely, you’ll notice elements of the world we are living in today. That might be a pair of sneakers, a lighter or even a fanny pack.
“Both deeply personal and universal, they are cryptic messages directed towards the audience,” Angers says of the paintings on her official website.
Check out some of her intriguing pieces below.
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