The principle of appropriation and parody is to use known art works to give them another meaning, a personal, humorous or conceptual touch. The more… Read More »Challenge #11: The Art of Appropriation and Parody I
A Journey to China in Search of a True Master The book “Passagère du silence” – literally passager of silence – is translated in English… Read More »Fabienne Verdier, The Dragon’s Brush
The original French article was part of a “blog carnival”. Here, no masks or streamers but full of colors: those of volunteer bloggers who share… Read More »My three tips to develop my creativity
Sending greetings to family and friends has always seemed like a nice tradition to me. I enjoy writing them as much as I enjoy receiving… Read More »Challenge #5 Create a greeting card and learn about the Korean color system
Has the previous challenge convinced you of the richness and complexity of white? In the theme of the portrait white could evoke candor or innocence.… Read More »Challenge #10: White (II)
The exhibition “Roy Lichtenstein, multiple visions” at the BAM in Mons, prompts me to write this article. Certainly, one cannot qualify this artist as a… Read More »Roy Lichtenstein, between Graphism and Art
Carlos Cruz-Diez had his first solo exhibition for 50 years in Belgium in 2019. This exhibition was an opportunity to live an immersive experience in… Read More »Carlos Cruz-Diez, an immersion in color
A color challenge on white? Why white? Curiously, everyone will agree on what is white, yet finding two identical whites is a real challenge. Do… Read More »Challenge #9 White
What is the color of your nights? Are they mysterious or rather festive? What colors evoke dreams for you? Does insomnia have a color? Is… Read More »Challenge #8 The colors of the night
Here is a short article on azurite: a blue pigment which, combined with carbon black, will allow you to create a series of rich blue… Read More »Azurite — Blue emotions