Skip to main content

Links


In college we are looking at links between art movements and how they have influenced artists today i decided to look at Fauvism and cubism to start it off.
It was produced by a group of artists from 1905 to 1910, it uses strong contrasting colours and heavy brushwork. When critic Louis Vauxcelles saw the work of Henri Matisse and Andre Derain he said there work was like les fauves (‘the wild beasts’) which coined the name fauvism.

Fauvism:
 Cristopher Kane Matisse inspired dress - La Danza
Cristopher Kane dress inspired by Matisse's Blue Nude.

Sonia Delaunay designs always contained a juxtaposition of geometric shapes and squares from Cubism, and colours and distortions from Fauvism. Her designs were popular within the French film industry, with actresses including Nancy Cunard and Gloria Swanson I love that these combine two of the movements i am looking into.







 Lulu's.com outfit is inspired by Fauvism art.








Cubism: Cubism was created by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque in Paris between 1907 and 1914. By breaking objects and figures down the artists showed different viewpoints at the same time within the same space, suggesting their three dimensional form, Highlighting the two dimensional flatness of a canvas, instead of creating the illusion of depth. 

 Fashion photographer Eugenio Recuenco created a photo series inspired by famous Cubism portraits. The fashion photographs draw from the postures,moods and clothing of the paintings, each offering something unique. 







Another Photographer inspired by cubism is Christian Tagliavini, Swiss-Italian designer and photographer, created a collection of images influenced by cubism, 17th century, and 50s fashion. He creates cardboard and paper constructions from scratch. http://www.christiantagliavini.com/



I actually came across these when i was researching for another project i am working on, i was looking into table ware and i discovered these designed by Svetlana Koženová and produced in a small factory in the Czech town of Dubí.
The company Specializes in Czech cubism-inspired tableware and accessories, the company was founded by Laura Kubica Grigerova.





https://lauriger.com/product-tag/porcelain/
http://www.bittersweetcolours.com/fauvism-inspired-with-lulus-com/





Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Alice Potter

. Digital Media . Illustration . Surface Pattern . Alice Potter   I decided to start my research with Alice Potter. I was interested in Alice Potter's work because it is very different to what i usually look at.  Potter is a London based freelance illustrator and children's wear print designer. Design is something i am not sure i have an eye for, i do appreciate it but i don't tend to find myself attracted to it, or give it as much thought as i probably should. http://alicepotter.co.uk https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/AlicePotter I love the colours in this one above, i like how simple it is, but it still translates as an apple. I like the dot print i think it adds a kind of sweetness to the design as well as add something to the flatness of it. I really like these, i love how happy they look because of the use of colour.  Potter draws her work out in her sketch book and then moves onto illustrator where she uses the pen ...
Post a Comment
Read more

Typography Investagation.

We have started a new unit, typeface and letterforms. I found this very daunting, because, it is a completely new, huge world to me that i have never explored... We watched a film about Helvetica and it was very interesting but like i said i feel really overwhelmed. I wanted to know what happened before more in depth and really look into it as best i could. I decided to calm my nerves by looking into the history of type face, and to, i guess start at the beginning... for myself. while researching i found out that a lot of people agree that the creator of typography was a German man named Johannes Gutenberg. But before he came along books needed to be scribed, by hand. Obviously this was very time consuming, So Guttenberg created Blackletter. I think this was modeled after the scribe's. It has thick vertical lines, and thin horizontal connectors. This was hard for printing, as it looked very dense and squished together. So then came Roman Type, the first roman type was cr...
Post a Comment
Read more

Photography : Rommert Boonstra & Laurie Simmons

For photography i wanted to look at artists who use models or staged worlds for their photography because its not something i looked into previous years. From moodel i came across Rommert Boonstra. He is a photographer, poet and theater director. He also taught photography at several art academies.He is well known for his Staged photography and he has Four books are published about his photo works. He uses everyday objects to create these worlds... I am pretty taken aback with these photographs and i am surprised there is not a lot about these images online. The only words i can find to describe them is other worldly. They look like completely different words, like something you would find in science fiction comic. They are just amazing. What i liked about these is the way he has used light and shadows to create the illusion of above and below, in the first 2. He has also used composition and perspective to make you feel like you are inside the world its self. I like...
Post a Comment
Read more