Adam Lister, the pixelated watercolors of great painters
A cute wink to paintings by leading artists, the pixelated watercolors by Adam Lister revisit art history, outside museums.
Since it is impossible to treat yourself to the mysterious charms of the Mona Lisa, under heavy guard at the Louvre Museum or to transport in your living room the superb fresco of Adam's Creation, created by Michelangelo under the vault of the Sixtine Chapel, at the Vatican, you might as well take advantage of the sketching talents of Adam Lister, an American artist, who studied at the the School of Visual Arts in New York.
The art of pixelizing great painters
The artist explores graphic art in paintings by reproducing in his own way works by the most famous painters. This approach must be perceived at the second degree. Through his hands, landscapes and characters take on geometric shapes thanks to a modulated technique that makes each image futuristic, even if each one of his work deconstructs and reinvents a great classic.
A reinterpretation of works for the beauty of gestures
Lived like a union between design and craftsmanship, his sophisticated triangles display a multi-faceted variety of finishings never seen before on a canvas. To seduce all his admirers, Adam Lister diversifies his subjects by representing TV and movie actors as well as politicians. So invite yourself to his gallery in Manhattan, to leaf through his voluminous catalogue…
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