Tag: Contemporary Art

“Veiled Enigma” – Contemporary art

“Veiled Enigma”

I used a captivating blend of colors, textures, the warm tones, rich browns, golds, and other earthy hues. They evoke a sense of depth and complexity. The edges kare bathed in soft light, creating an ethereal glow. and hidden narratives. At its core lies a mysterious square, deliberately blurred or obscured. Surrounding the obscured center, intricate patterns emerge, reminiscent of cracked glass or shattered mirrors. These fractured elements symbolize the fragmented nature of reality.

It’s as if the piece exists on the threshold between the known and the concealed.
A journey into the hidden recesses of perception and the blurred boundaries of existence.

Enigmatic Reverie

In this abstract artwork I tried to blend of vibrant colors, shapes, and textures. Without no specific objects to identify, I was aiming for an overall is artistic and enigmatic mood .

Color Palette: in this image features a mix of green, red, yellow, and blue hues, creating a visually stimulating effect. Various shapes and textures overlay each other, resulting in a complex visual composition. In some areas I tried to create reflections or refractions of light, to add intrigue.

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    The specific relevant content for this request, if necessary, delimited with characters: When I changed the colors to the intense reds, yellows, greens, and blues. It turned into a vibrant and abstract representation of lights and patterns, reminiscent of a lively nightlife. Abstract circular shapes, start to resemble disco balls or illuminated orbs, are scattered throughout the composition. The lighting creates a captivating bokeh effect, blurring the light sources into soft circles that enhance the overall visual impact. Should the title for the last image be “Kaleidoscopic Nightlife”?

    I asked out of curiosity from AI what it thought of me as an artist :-) Do you agree with AI ?

    Mixed Media and Photomontage: Ritva’s artistic journey extends to mixed media and photomontage. She combines various elements, textures, and colors to create visually captivating compositions.

    Ritva’s work exhibits elements of neo-expressionism and realism. She explores emotions, human forms, and landscapes with depth and intensity. Ritva’s art defies boundaries, allowing her to experiment freely. Whether it’s through photography, mixed media, or other forms, she continually seeks the best way to interpret her ideas. In summary, her art style is a fusion of creativity, exploration, and a celebration of diverse mediums.

    “Magnified Elegance”

    I was playing with this image and, as pointed out in the previous post I really have difficulties naming my artwork – my first initial thought was menopause – just because my sister used to use the handheld fan due to menopause. But it was maybe a bit tacky. I don’t know – and this is actually my sister holding the fan. Next option was hot flash. No?

    My artwork portrays a woman in vintage clothing holding an ornate fan. The magnifying glass held by someone’s hand is focusing on the person’s torso, making the details of the clothing and fan more prominent. The background is dark and indistinct, drawing attention to the central focus created by the magnifying glass. The ethereal quality of the image due to its color grading adds to the overall mood of the artwork moody tone,

    As for the explanation, the title “Magnified Elegance” reflects the central focus of the magnifying glass highlighting the intricate details of the clothing and fan. The name also tries to capture the elegant and vintage nature of the subject matter.

    Below you can see the different version I did of this. Do you have any preference ?


    No name – Contemporary art

    I did these color versions because I had time in hand and wanted to once again see which worked the best. At least at the time I did these, the two with the signature I considered the best.

    Contemporary art with an abstract background or is it? A cityscape – should I have named these “Alone in the City”?

    The process of naming your creations can be as important as the work itself, as it sets the tone and context for the viewer, I know this. One approach is to consider the central theme or feeling of your work. What emotions or messages do I want to convey? Additionally, I could draw inspiration from various sources such as literature, poetry, or even song lyrics. So why am I having so much trouble with this… something to ponder on

    It’s also valuable to bounce ideas off others, this time it is you viewers as sometimes an outsider’s perspective can offer a fresh and insightful angle.