The Perspective of an Abstract Art

The word ‘abstract’ in its pure sense means to separate something from something else.  The abstract word is essentially non-representational.  It can be subject based or refer to nothing in the external world.

The purpose of abstract art is to empower the abstract expressionism.  We call this art abstract because it exists beyond or by somehow by defying the existing rules of visual reference that one is used to.

It is a different language in itself that uses some strokes of color, lines and shapes and form and is independent of any predefined structure or notion.  It is a rebel.  It is an expression of independence, independence of mankind, of the soul. It is a fine art with a difference!

What is unique about it?

Abstract artists take inspiration from anything under the sun and moon - an object, a landscape painting, or a figure which is schematized and transformed it into an exclusive piece of work.

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Some of the pioneers of "pure" abstract paintings were Peit Mondarin and Kazimir Malevich.

Abstract expressionist paintings are actually canvases with loud colors and conceptual designs. Not just paintings, this form of creativity is also evident in sculptures  and with the 3d gallery and watercolor paintings.

A great example of a sculptor who worked on the abstract sculptures is the Russian constructivist Naum Gabo.

The evolution of abstract expressionism

Developed in the 1940s in New York, abstract expressionism is the post World War II form of painting. After receiving an overwhelming response for this movement, New York City soon became the center of the western art world.

The term "Abstract Expressionism" was coined by the art critic Robert Coates and was first publicly used in a German magazine, Der Sturm in 1919. You may find a number of fantasy books and novels associated with abstract art expressionism!

Its Types

The common theme here is the realistic tendency which is evoked through natural elements in a representational manner. This type of art is inspired further by Surrealism and Biomosphic abstraction.

To understand intutional expressionism, works of Teller, Gabel, and Nabel by Jean Arp and the Infinite Divisibility by YvsTangu are great.

This is the most unique art work of all abstract painting techniques because here the process of making the painting is more important than the painting itself.

Some of the best abstract paintings and landscape painting are made in this form because brushwork is often loose and very rapid. Viewing works of Jackson Pollock, Lee Krasner, and Robert Motherwell will give you an in-depth insight of the gestural skill.

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So on the contrary, to the stereotyped notion that abstract art is dark, it is in fact the most sought after genre of painting which displays the epitome of emotions!

What do you feel when you see an abstract art?  It’s a style that breaks every representation in real life.  Most of the time it is not even an attempt by the painter to give an impression about the real life.

However, it is important to note that abstract art and abstract expressionism are slightly different.  Abstract expressionism can be considered a part of abstract art.  Abstract expressionism historically has its roots in United States post World War II.

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People often say wealth is power. This is frightening because most of the wealth in the world is concentrated in the hands of a select few. The amount of wealth owned by the 80 richest people in the world is the same as the amount of wealth at the hands of 20% of the poorest people in the world. 

That is to say 80 people in this world have as much money as their disposal as 1.4 billion people. This gives them a perverse power over the rest that they can exploit. This shocking gap has deep repercussions on our society.

The ever-widening wealth gap

With a wealth gap so wide; there are obvious and tangible issues such as mass poverty and crime. It has one large impact on us that is intangible. We often ignore the fact that the wealthiest people in the world have control over the media. This leads to media manipulation as well as mass manipulation where we are shown exactly what they want us to see.

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Therefore what we think of as our reality could easily be just an image created by this media influence. Reality is the conjectured state of everything as exists, rather than what it appears like. Reality is relative; a beautiful game of perceptions that is real.

We assume it is the 'I' in me who does everything and is responsible for all outcomes. The 'I' takes care of my present and my future. My life revolves around the word 'I'.

What happens when I face the reality?

Am I just a puppet and being managed by politicians, businessmen, and the so called powerful people? 

Am I being controlled by corporate owned media? 

Reality does not just bite, but it also kills. The artist has intelligently portrayed the sufferings of the poor and the happiness of the rich in his oil paintings, a fine art way to expose the brutality of the real world.

Human beings are gradually turning into puppets and greed is pushing everyone down; there is constant manipulation of the masses by the politicians and businessmen.A Surrealist painter by the name of JJ Banerjee has captured on canvas the huge wealth gap to depict the reality of the world that we live in.

Surrealistic Art at ShowFlipper

'Musk Seller: A perfidious drama' is one of Banerjee's creations at ShowFlipper. The dark hued landscape shows the harsh reality of the present world in its 39x32 canvas. He has depicted the privileged rich controlling the masses in the form of a dark and gloomy puppet show.

The backdrop is a dark cityscape with vultures flying overhead in hope of feeding on the bodies, which is considered as an ill omen in a typical Indian society. There are hands that are controlling the strings of the puppets and the center of the painting has an emerging hellfire that fails to reach upwards to punish the deserving evil doers.

The canvas is strikingly captivating to a casual onlooker and has several hidden messages that reveal the brutal truth of the society that we live in

The painting urges the common man through to rise to the occasion! A battle has been cast by the rich section, to widen the barrier that separates them from the poor. The photo art creates an air of belief amongst every common man to step up and deliver.

Art & reality meet in this nightmarish scenario which cannot be ignored for long. The call to action is made through art.

According to the artist, it is not the quest for supremacy, but equality.

Banerjee has strong opinions about the society. "A man holding power and position, has the ability of feeding us as well as starving us. This makes us helpless enough to bow our head towards them. I want to pass the message through my paintings to people and tell them to fight for themselves and not sacrifice their rights." he says.

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Having effectively captured the ugly truth onto one canvas his other works of surrealism also have similar projections of reality. His paintings on SF Studio possess naked surrealism and have attracted the attention of several art lovers worldwide for the dramatic and explosive messages that they portray.

Banerjee has several other artworks like 'after the atomic war' which shows the depiction of human beings that are distorted and disfigured. Its Surrealism sends across the bold portrayal of what greed, anger, and negativity does to us. (visit here for image.)

'Vendetta of the paradoxic spree' in the Sahara Art section is another creation that is disturbing yet fixating and core shaking. All of his works are a bold display of reality that has the capability to make a person think deep. One cannot help gazing into the depth of the painting. His show speaks for itself and attracts numerous people to collect his work on their screen.

Another great collection of Surreal Digital Art by Tom Repasky is here

Surreal Digital Art by Tom Repasky - an online Surrealist doing Surrealism