The new art for the most nonconformist
3D paintings have become the big trend starting this year. Among the galleries visited this month, many have already had a large number of artists including relief or dynamic paintings in their catalogs as the observer moves around.
The latest reference was at the 'London Art Fair' art exhibition where some of the works, detailed below, pleasantly surprised us.
Relief paintings
The artist Zac Freeman, with this fabulous portrait, has been one of the most surprising artworks, where the artist configures the image of the face using personal materials of that person, without adding or painting a single item.
Others, like this three-dimensional painting below, were considered dynamic, as they changed as we moved through them, so it was necessary to record a video to show the real effect:
Simpler ones consisted of the combination of the relief of the artwork with light.
Another artist who practices three-dimensionality a lot is Russell West, where he exhibited his latest collection of paintings, and in his WOOLFF gallery you can see a video of him creating them. One of the most impactful, his work 'Gnab':If you have any reference page or blog about 3D paintings, please do not hesitate to comment below