Kommentar Urbex Art I Lost Place I Streetart I Graffiti I Murals I Fotografie I Lebensweisheiten I Lyrik I translation Comment Samara Blue - My way of art return "Creativity is not making things. Creativity describes an open mind that sees what is there and lets something new emerge from it." (unknown) In this sense I understand my way of photography, image processing and digital art! I would appreciate if you would leave a few words here as a reminder. Please the name and the E-mail address fill out so that the comment can be displayed. The email address will not be published! Thank you for your attention! SamaraBleu - MyWayOfArt/lady-sahmra-photo@gmx.de Continue

Streetart I Graffiti I Mural I Urbexart I Düsseldorf I Kiefernstraße I Kiefernbleibt I Kieferngoes40 I Ben Mathis I MaJo Brothers Seitenanfang Anfang Puzzle Anfang Puzzle Pines 17 - puzzle house/construction trailer Ben Mathis/MaJoBrothers return The facade of the puzzle house in the Kiefernstraße is 2007 in cooperation withBen Mathis with den MaJo Brothers also as part of the (5 times 5 )* Action des Farbfieberverein eV Dusseldorf developed. With this action, in which the last 5 houses were also designed by various well-known street artists, an entire street, 14 houses, had now become a total work of art. A reason for me to look at each of these houses individually and to give them space for their own story. Street Art I Kiefernstraße I Urbex Art I Samara Blue I Ben Mathis Ich habe mich verirrt wie ein verlorenes Schaf; such und finde mich, denn ich habe deine Gebote nicht vergessen. Psalm 119:176 - Wie oft verirren wir uns in den Wirren des Lebens? Verlieren uns in den täglichen Anforderungen? Suchen stumm Hilfe, um einen Hauch unseres Seins wieder zu finden und fest zu halten? Gerade in dieser unwirklichen Zeit ... Street Art I Kiefernstraße I Urbex Art I Samara Blue Photo Art Auch wenn die Fassade und die Bauwagen ein wenig in die Jahre gekommen sind, lässt sich die ursprüngliche Bemalung noch gut zu erkennen. Der Bauwagen passt immer noch ins Gesamtbild. Street Art I Kiefernstraße I Urbex Art I Samara Blue Photo Art The Time before - So abgerockt sah Kiefern 17 aus, bevor es 2007 zur Leinwand für Ben Mathis und die MaJo Brothers wurde. Ein Dankeschön an Joe Henning von den MaJo Brother, der mir dieses "historische Bild" zur Verfügung gestellt hat. Im Vorher/Nachher Vergleich wird die Verwandlung um so deutlicher ... Street Art I Kiefernstraße I Urbex Art I Samara Blue I Ben Mathis Ich habe mich verirrt wie ein verlorenes Schaf; such und finde mich, denn ich habe deine Gebote nicht vergessen. Psalm 119:176 - Wie oft verirren wir uns in den Wirren des Lebens? Verlieren uns in den täglichen Anforderungen? Suchen stumm Hilfe, um einen Hauch unseres Seins wieder zu finden und fest zu halten? Gerade in dieser unwirklichen Zeit ... 1/17 Ben Mathis was responsible for creating the grid and the MaJo Brothers for much of the figurative elements. Gears of different shapes and sizes are alternately distributed with robotic figures in the individual fields. Robotic arms seem to appear from windows, moved by a mechanism invisible to the viewer. The grid, kept in various shades of gray and white, sets clear accents with the intensive orange-red that is also used. On the phone, Ben explained to me when I asked that this color would provide a good contrast to the neighboring house and was used as such. If you look closely, you can see that in the transition area to house no. 19, the elements mix in some places, that there are subtle but well thought-out transitions to the neighboring house. Another way to show togetherness. Ben Mathis has also added a few to ensure that there are not only figures from the MaJo Brothers romping around on the façade. These can be recognized by their more angular shape. Since the construction trailers in front of the house could not/were not allowed to be moved at the time of painting, they were included in the design without further ado. After all, no disturbing foreign bodies should be included in the pictures during the final photo session. But why do you need construction trailers, I first asked myself and then Ben Mathis . At that time these trailers were used as a kind of church. Among other things, contact with the residents should be maintained here. With coffee and sandwiches, the physical well-being was not neglected either. As a visible sign, the Jesus portraits can be found on the front of these trailers. According to rumours, the figurative representation did not really appeal to the clergyman responsible. I haven't been able to research what exactly was wrong with these colorful Jesus pictures for almost 15 years now. Maybe the lamb's look doesn't really look innocent ;-). For me, these trigger a touch of flower power feeling. Unfortunately, I'm still a bit too young for this time to have actively experienced it. But sometimes I regret not being able to experience this feeling live when I was younger. One of the reasons why I am so fascinated by the total work of art on the Kiefernstraße. Krefeld, June 2021 Sources:thedorf.de ,40grad-urbanart.de , benmathis.de, farbfieber.de Telephone interview with Ben Mathis June 21 Add comment: (...) Did you like this report? Feel free to leave a comment :-). You can find the report in lokalkompass.de here. SamaraBlue - MyWayOfArt/lady-sahmra-photo@gmx.de Continue

swanking, schwanenkönig, balett, swan, dance, dancer, dancing, dyingswan, sterbender schwan, pasdebourrée, ballerina, schwan, princess, dreamtime, samarablue, urbeart, samarablueurbexart, samarabluemywayofart, mywayofart, daz studio, digitalart, lyrics, poesie, soulful minds - dance your life return As multifaceted as life is, as beautiful and creative are the dances of the world Dance your Life As varied as life is, as beautiful and creative are the dances of the world (... ) Tanzende Schleier in der Nacht - Dancing veils in the night Wenn bunte Schleier Träume weben Schleier locken den Frühling Tanze für Balance und Frieden Tanzen bedeutet Leben Dancing Rose Wenn die letzten Schleier fliegen Bollywood Feeling - Traurigkeit Hinter dem Schleier Sanft umhüllt von seidigen Schleiern ... Dancing in the Rain CELINE - Tanz, mein Leben SCHWANENKÖNIG/KARAT 1/3 SCHWANENKÖNIG/KARAT 2/3 SCHWANENKÖNIG/KARAT 3/3 ASALI - DEIN TANZ TANJE - Wenn ein Schwan singt Load More Yoga Moods Weiter "I breathe in and calm down. I breathe out and smile. Returning to the now, this moment becomes a miracle." -THICH NHAT HANH Yoga Bilder Symbiose - Eins mit dir Symbiose - Du und ich im Einklang Symbiose - Du und ich auf gleicher Frequenz Licht hinter dem Fenster Mach dich groß, zeig der Welt deinen Namen Dark Yoga Moods Toon Yoga Moods ZEN MOODS Christmas Yoga Moods Aus den Sternen ... Load More Info Tanzen In search of your own center Weiter Dancing - The dying swan and other dances of the world The Dying Swan is a three-minute pointe solo that incorporates influences from expressive dance. The choreographer Michel Fokine created this work for the outstanding ballet dancer Anna Pavlova. The musical accompaniment called Le Cygne comes from the suite Le carnaval des animaux composed by Camille Saint-Saëns in 1886. Furthermore, the solo had its premiere at a charity event in the Mariinsky Theater on December 22, 1905. It should be added that this is not a solo from the classical ballet Swan Lake. If you want to know more details, you can read here:(...). For me, swans are very special, fascinating animals. In my childhood, I had a great deal of respect for these beautiful animals, which are big and sublime for a child. One reason to bring the theme of dancing to life here. In this album, I collect ideas, visions and inspirations on the enchanting subject of (ballet) dancing. Starting with Swan Lake ... Did you like these pictures? Happy to leave onecomment :-). SamaraBlue - Urbexart/ lady-sahmra-photo@gmx.de

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Streetart I Krefeld I Downtown Gallery I Freddart Streetpainting I Streetart Photography Street Art - Down Town Gallery Information bunker and artist return Bunker Chronicle 1942 - Construction of the bunker for 78,000 inhabitants 1945 - 12,000 people from Krefeld live in the bunker 1949 - Planning of a large garage for 100-150 cars, bunker should have windows 1965 - Planning of cladding for the concrete block, further planning of parking spaces on the roof 1967 - Idea to cover the bunker with ivy 1972 - Planning of a high-rise building above the parking garage, parking garage awaits Realization, color dress for the bunker tower, colorful striped concrete monument 1974 - Planning of additional parking spaces with the help of a prefabricated steel construction 1976 - Bunkers in Krefeld become rehearsal rooms for musicians 1980 - bunker car park under construction 1994 - Planning of a cinema with 2000 seats 1997 - Opening of the Cinemaxx complex with 10 cinema halls and 2,228 seats (Source: several editions of the magazine "Die Heimat") These artists showed their work in the bunke r, see link: Adry del Rocio, Mexico; Alex Maksiov, Ukraine; Alessandro Oldhaus, Germany; BeNeR1, Germany; emphasized.es: Clemens Brück and Sebastian Saffenreuter, Germany; Case, Germany; Carlos Alberto, Mexico; Cuboliquido, Italy; Danila Shmelev, Russia; Edgar Mueller, Germany; Fabio Fedele, Italy; Fredda Wouters, Germany; Gregor Wosik, Germany; iVann Garc, Mexico; Jamila Hamida, France; Kerim Musanovic, Bosnia Herzegovina; Ketty Grossi, Italy; Marya Kudasheva, Russia; Remko van Schaik, Netherlands; Steffen Mumm, Germany; Tubuku: Jaroslaw Masztalerz and Alex Weigandt, Germany; Victor Splash, Russia The works: Human dignity is inviolable * One Wall - Two Worlds * Unknown psychodrama * reflex * alive surface * clip open * a house to dream * Shelter * last man understanding *Shelter in my head*Flexible battle * Le rêve d'Annabella*Fragility * Bayeza abafana abancane * A future that breathes * It's that time again * Revival * Dream poppin' * Aesthetic Education * Disconnected * Conclusion SamaraBlue - MyWayOfArt/ lady-sahmra-photo@gmx.de Continue

Strong Woman, Woman, Warrior, DAZ Studio, Starke Frauen, Raben, Raven, Krähen, Craws, Digital Illustration, Digitalart, womanpower, Lyrics, Samaras Lyrics, Samara Blue, Dreamtime, Samara Blue, My Way of Art, Storytelling, Poesie Soulful-minds - Female Warrior return Because there is a power in woman... When her heart aches, her silence shows great patience. Her smile shows her true strength, even though her eyes hide thousands of tears. Even if you don't look at her, she is a true fighter. She wasn't born strong, life made her strong. (...) Unconventional Interpretation Hüterin des Lichts - Guardian of Light Es ist eine verrückte Welt - It´s a mad World 3 I Some People 1 I Seven Ravens 2 I In the Light of Space Wage es ... - Dare ... Kämpferin für immer - Female Warrior for ever Female Warrior weiterlesn It shaped her and made her her own hero, who she will one day leave this earth as. No matter what happens, she will always pull herself together and continue on her way. Did you like these pictures? Happy to leave onecomment :-). SamaraBlue - Urbexart/ lady-sahmra-photo@gmx.de

Porträt/maleporträt/femaleporträt/art/digitalart/artporträt/digitalphotography/dazstudio/samarablue/mywayofart/dreamtime/paintshop/photoshop/closeup NEW: Art Portraits I Human & animal symbiosis zurück At first I just wanted to recreate the picture with the raven that I came across in various versions on the internet. Then I found the photographer, whose name I unfortunately can't remember, and discovered that he had depicted one and the same real woman in ever-changing combinations with different animals and post-processing. An idea that made me curious to what extent these kinds of photos could be realised with DAZ Studio. I recreated a second picture based on his model and then let my own imagination run wild. Under the theme ‘Man & animal - a symbiosis in nature’, I let various female characters find their animal counterpart, the animal complement to their human soul. Connected in heart and soul, each lending an eye to the other in order to view the world from different perspectives, to be able to complement each other and to be helpful to each other. A symbiosis between humans and animals ... In contrast to the source of inspiration, I used different characters so that I could adapt them with suitable animals according to my ideas. I also went my own way in terms of perspective, overall depiction and post-processing, framing the images more tightly and making the figures more detailed. It was a time-consuming endeavour, but not every creature turned out the way I wanted, and the positioning of humans and animals was sometimes adventurous. After the postwork with Paintshop, the images seemed too sterile and boring, so I worked my way through various photo apps to find the right look for each pair. I didn't post-process any of the images with AI. Even though some of the filters used were designed as elaborate templates, I deliberately set each of these filters in exactly the shape, colour and intensity you see now. Nothing was left to chance. As I would also like to sell some of these pictures as high-quality art prints with the art print publisher PRINTLER, I also focussed on the quality of the pictures, which unfortunately always suffers somewhat with extreme post-processing. So I'm all the more pleased that some of the pictures have already passed this hurdle and are available at PRINTLER. It remains to be seen which other images will fulfil these requirements. I will upload some suggestions for decorating the images authorised by PRINTLER here. Have fun browsing ... In this gallery you will also find the simply edited images on this topic. To view all images, simply click on the arrow on the right-hand side of the gallery through the available images. Some of the post-processed images are available from PRINTLER. See overview page "Every time you called me stupid, I learned something new. About you." -kianism DAZ I Art Portraits Dying Swan Sum, sumserum, was summt da um mein´ Kopf herum Art Portrait - Gothic Style Ei, ei, ei, viel Krabbelei/Hingabe und Disziplin Look into my eyes ... Blue Beauty - Cold as Ice Life feels like Carnival Little Witch Fan Art Portrait- Blaise - FFXIV inspired Ei, ei, ei, viel Krabbelei/Spielerei und Spiegelei My age - my style Blue Beauty - Wonderful Peacock Female Warrior Unforgettable Strong women rise again Apocalyptic Dreamtime No one has the right to ... Gothic Style - Magical Aging On the search 9 I White Fairy 8 I It's your choice 7 I In search of calm Sad Mood - Art Porträt 2 I Follow the white Rabbit/Art - Portrait Girlie - Art Porträt Load More

Links der Seite "Samara Blue - My Way of Art" Digitalart Links Urbex Art return At this point I would like to thank all those who have willingly supported me in my efforts to collect information or who feel connected to me and my projects in one way or another. Silk City Gallery 2021 Krefeld(...) 30 regional and international street artists in Krefeld Klaus Klinger Artist I artist I founding member of the "Wandmalgruppe Düsseldorf" I Farbfieber eV I director of "Mural Global" I co-initiator and artistic director of the 40-degree Urban Art Festival I plaque of merit of the state capital Dü Joe Henning/ MaJo Brothers Artist I Artist Ben Mathis Artist I Artist Karsten Breidenbroich MalKarsten - (Street Art) artist Jürgen Wintermantel-Menze photographer Peter Lengwenings Consultant Corporate Communications I Marketing I Advertising Lower Monument Authority The Mayor of Urban and Traffic Planning Konrad-Adenauer-Platz 17, 478o3 Krefeld Schlaraffia Crefeldensis eV Worldwide association of men for the cultivation of art, friendship, humor Villeroy & Boch artistic wall and floor tiles William Joliet History of Tiles Bearbeitungsvelauf Bearbeitungsverlauf: Samara Blue - My Way of Art 08.12.23 Correction of homepage name in header and start page 01.12.23 Correction of technical translation problem on the part of the site operator 28.11.23 Addition to Special Spots: (preliminary) report - Puppenbrunnen Krefeld 25.11.23 Restructuring Urban Art Gallery Krefeld - A city becomes a canvas 22.11.23 Artprints - Mother Earth goes Winter 18.11.23 Proverbs +2, correction translation 16.11.23 Background Links 15.11.23 3 pictures sayings added 14.11.23 Revision and redesign of "Just me" 10.11.23 Special spots => main page 09.11.23 Division into the areas Digitalart, Streetart, Lost Place, redesign of start page, individual layout adjustments 06.11.23 Preparation of pin-up section 10/23 Customization of menus SM zurück SamaraBlue - MyWayOfArt/lady-sahmara-photo@gmx.de

Streetart IGraffiti I Seidenweberhaus I Silk City Gallery 2021 I moments I feelings I artist life I making off I Der Weg ist das Ziel I Fotodokumentation I Krefeld I Perspektivwechsel Silk City Gallery 2021 - In the middle & all around return Anfang Honigwabe Impressions, snapshots, unimportant things on the side ... A little patience, little by little more pictures will come :-). Add comment: (...) Did you like this report? Feel free to leave a comment :-). SamaraBlue - MyWayOfArt/lady-sahmra-photo@gmx.de Continue

Streetart I Graffiti I Murals I Dokumentation in Wort und Bild I Documention in words and pictures I Streetartphotography I Italien I Babio Maria Fedele I international streetart I Vergänglichkeit der Zeit I Leben I Zeit I Menschheit I Silk City Gallery 2021 I Krefelder Perspektivwechsel I Kultur I Kultur in Krefeld I Kunst I Kuratorin Fredda Wouters I Samara Blue I Seidenweberhaus street art - Fabio Maria Fedele/Italy return "The Old Man and the Time " Fabio Anfang Facebook * Instagram In the stairwell from the 1st floor down you look into the eyes of an old man by Fabio Maria Fedele. Artist info (...) Infos Fabio Annotation: For me, this picture was not easy to photograph. That's why the photos don't have a really good quality. I apologize for that. But because I was very fascinated by this work of art, I tried different sections and perspectives. I gave the title of the picture myself because I had no other information. As I was working on this, the questions below ran through my head. Fabio Fedele was kind enough to answer them. Thanks a lot for this. My question to Fabio why he portrayed the old man with wings t: "The wings are symbolism to make the character transcendent. Angels belong to a religious or New Age context, the wings on humans belong to a secular or pagan symbolic context. The old man has wings because he's not human , but the embodiment of the idea of time. And we know that time flies." My first thought was that the blue color symbolizes water: "Blue is a melancholic color, it does not represent water but the sky." The old man is holding an old stone with a picture of a fish skeleton: "The fossil represents an imaginary tropical fish. It doesn't represent the decay of nature. It represents the decay of human expectations, human presumption, but also our simple life, our honest feelings. Everything that is important to us becomes shortly after our death disappear. It is a reflection on the vanity of our existence. Nature will go on undisturbed even after our extinction." My question about the possible reference to current natural disasters: "I'm aware that meteorological disasters and bereavement are a significant concern at this time, but I didn't take them into account in this work. I admit you can see it there, which would make it even more welcome, but that's what I had to do unfortunately not thought of in the design phase." Artist and picture information Fabio Maria Fedele Fabio: "The building will be destroyed and with it our paintings. The old man represents time and is holding a fossil. The fossil represents what we will leave behind in our future. Like the building and the works, our life will be destroyed, and what remains of it, of our feelings, of our actions, will be small and unexpected to us." Thank you, Fabio, for explaining your picture for Krefeld. Source: Pabio Fedele personally * * * Fabio Maria Fedele studied architecture as well as the history and preservation of architectural cultural assets. In 1993 he started street painting as a Madonnari artist and since 2006 3D street painting has also been part of his repertoire. He has won numerous prizes at international street painting festivals and has painted in Italy, Croatia, France, Belgium, Germany, Denmark, Austria, the Netherlands, Spain, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, the United Arab Emirates and the USA. In Italy he was awarded the highest titles for his street paintings: "Maestro Madonnaro" in Grazie di Curtatone and "Magister Madomnaris" in Nocera Superiore. In addition to street painting, he also works as an illustrator for archaeological museums. His art is based on drawings that depict his flow of thoughts, which he likes to improvise. The location of the painting is an important source of inspiration for his mostly figurative paintings, in which he also likes to play with geometric shapes and decorations as compositional elements. For him, decorations are an expression of his constantly changing imagination and elevate his art to a pure, sensual and aesthetic concept. He likes to build contradictions into his artworks, which symbolize the boundlessness of the art of self-manifestation. “Images are very important to me because they serve as a means of communication and can transport many messages at the same time. I think it's the artist's job not only to create beautiful, communicative images, but also to teach the public how to look at art properly. Figurative art is a language. Understanding them helps us better understand the world and appreciate the things we see. In my eyes, art is based on natural aesthetics, which is why the artist has to study and observe for a long time in order to know the laws of nature. Being an artist is a serious business that cannot be mastered on the fly. For me, art is not a hobby, but a science that finds its best teachers in nature itself and in one's own sensory perception." Fabio Maria Fedele Source: official information ofCity of Krefeld You can find the newspaper report here(...) Add comment: (...) Did you like this report? Feel free to leave a comment :-). SamaraBlue - MyWayOfArt/lady-sahmra-photo@gmx.de Continue

Streetart I Silk City Gallery I Seidenweberhaus I Krefeld I Sibtikus I Vanessa und Lydia Hitzfeld I 3D Streetpainting I Streetart Photography street art - Vanessa and Lydia Hitzfeld/germany The Sibticus, or there is always a way out Anfang Octopus return youtube Vanessa: Instagram Lydia: Facebook * Homepage The pink Sibticus not only wraps around the building with its 7 tentacles, it also inevitably casts a spell over people. Artist information (...) Artist information Vanessa and Lydia Hitzfeld Infos Hitzfeld Annotation : An oversized octopus, or rather, one7-armed sibticus by Vanessa and Lydia Hitzfeld seems to wriggle out of the dilapidated silk weaver's house and enclose the whole building with his arms. Does he want to crush it, destroy it, as the "city fathers" decided to do in the near future? This creature with its intense pink/purple tones, which extends over all 5 floors that are set back, does not really appear threatening. Rather, it seems to invite people. Inviting you to the center of the house, where art meets people. Or rather, would hit if we let ourselves go. For me, this means young and old people, Krefeld and visitors and also those who I perceive as "people from Theaterplatz". That doesn't mean that I have to approve of what's happening there. It means that I/we/you don't look away, but perceive. That also belongs to Krefeld. During what felt like 1001 photo tours to the Seidenweberhaus, I got into conversation with many different people. Among other things, many older people were very interested in the various works of art and a short conversation about them. By the way, I got the tip for the best place to take photos from a "scene person" ;-). This particular point of view is necessary to the thananamorphic painting to be able to perceive the designed picture as a whole. In order to be able to accomplish this mammoth project, the artists had to "guide" each other, ie the person painting was told over the radio where exactly the lines had to be. The two artists received support from some colleagues who had already completed their own works. An impressive achievement that the artists spontaneously put together and completed! You can find out how the kitty made it into the picture in the series of pictures :-). * * * Vanessa Hitzfeld studied fine art and restoration at the art academy in Lage/Westphalia, began training as a glass painter in Derrik's glass painting workshop in Kevelaer and studied fine art at the art academy in Düsseldorf, specializing in painting. There she was a student of Jörg Immendorf. After his death she was a student of Markus Lüpertz and later a master student of Thal Rosenzweig. At the Düsseldorf Art Academy, she developed her own style of painting in oil and mixed media on canvas. She took part in group and individual exhibitions in museums and galleries in, for example, Koblenz, Moers, Düsseldorf and Wuppertal. She also took part with her art in several auctions of paintings by selected artists in the K20 as part of the "Night of the Museums" in Düsseldorf. During her studies in Düsseldorf she became a self-employed street artist. Her street painting has accompanied her since childhood and has no recognizable connection to her work on canvas. While Vanessa as a young girl painted more classic street paintings with pastel chalk, today she has specialized in the creation of 3D street art on floors and walls as an independent entrepreneur. She also designs scenery, exhibition stands, facades, interiors and gives workshops. You can find her work at many international festivals, in shopping centers or amusement parks. She has won numerous awards and prizes in national and international competitions and has also made an entry in the Guinness Book of Records with an XXL 3D street painting in teamwork with Gregor Wosik and Lydia Hitzfeld, among others. Since 2020 she has been working on a new project with an artist friend. "Photography meets painting". Her photographs of body painting work have been published in Vouge Portugal, People Huts and Allure Korea. Source: official information ofcity Krefeld created by Freddart Streetpainitng Lydia Hitzfeld began street painting in 2004. She learned this form of art as an autodidact. In the meantime, the freelance artist is in demand overseas and in Europe as a street painter and, in addition to classic street painting, is also active in advertising and illusionistic 3D painting. In 2012, together with Gregor Wosik and Vanessa Hitzfeld, among others, she created the world's largest three-dimensional street painting with "Noah's Ark". A few years later she was part of the team that set another world record for the largest 3D street painting on the floor in the USA. In addition to many successful participations in competitions in Germany, she also took part in the oldest, traditional street festival "Incontro national dei madonnari" in Grazie/Italy, where she received several awards. She loves to create the pictures on the street, while doing so to feel how delicate skin can be, how heavy a wrinkle, how hard a light, how an eye comes alive.To see how a three-dimensional canyon develops under your own hands and people stop in front of the pictures and are amazed and unbelievable enjoy it or become part of the picture. Street painting has become an integral part of her life and it is impossible to imagine life without it. When she reaches for paint, she steps out of everyday life into the fascinating world of art and takes the viewer into another Dimension. 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Streetart I Graffit I Streetartist I Seidenweberhaus I Silk City Gallery 2021 I Krefeld I 3DStreetart I Madonari Art I Love Street art - Cuboliquido/Italy "My heart is all yours " return Anfang Honigwabe youtube Facebook * Homepage* Instagram Artistic interplay or the joy of the little things in life.(...) Artist information Cuboliquido Cuboliquido tells that since the 16th century, Italian street painters have been roaming the country to attract people's attention with expressive, sacred pictures in front of the churches. Since the materials used, such as chalk and pastel, were very perishable due to the weather, it has only been possible to preserve these images for posterity since the invention of photography. It's easier for the cheerful robot at the entrance to the silk weaver's house. For the time being, its preservation is assured, even if it patiently bears the rubbish of "forgetful" contemporaries. Anamorphic street painting has also been finding its way into Italy for about 20 years. This 3D chalk art, now also known as 3D street painting, greatly enhances street painting, producing extremely realistic moments. The viewer is automatically drawn into a lifelike scene, most impressively when paying attention to the specific point from which the image must be viewed. For his (Heart)ly robot, cuboliquido combined his passion for robots with 3D painting. He is often inspired by everyday objects that he perceives in his environment. They can then playfully combine the everyday with/to urban art. Here in Krefeld, two old, demolished mailboxes were the starting point for a funny robot. Source: cuboliquido.com, Wikipedia, freddart.de * * * Cuboliquido was born in Milan in 1974. He has lived from his art since 1992 and in 1994 he discovered his passion for street art. First as a graffiti artist and later as a traditional Madonnari artist (street painting of traditional Madonna images and religious motifs with pastel chalk). Today, two of his Madonnari artworks are on display in a basilica in Bethlehem and in Mexico City. Since 2009 he has particularly focused on anamorphic 3D street painting and has participated in many international street art festivals, where he has won numerous awards. He has presented his paintings across Europe, in Russia, in the USA, Latin America, Thailand, China, in the Middle East and in South Africa. He has worked for many well-known companies such as Disney, Universal Cinema, Amazon, Coca Cola, Samsung, Unilever, Warner Bros and many more. To date he has taken part in over 200 events of various kinds as a street painter. He is the first artist to combine 3D street painting with animated videos (video mapping) and his work has already been shown at three different art biennials and other contemporary art exhibitions. He was awarded the title of Maestro Madonnaro in Grazie di Curtatone and won first prize in the world's most important competition for 3D street art in Dubai in March 2017. Source: official city informationKrefeld created by Freddart,de You can find the newspaper article here: (...) Add comment: (...) Did you like this report? Feel free to leave a comment :-). Info cuboliquido SamaraBlue - MyWayOfArt/lady-sahmra-photo@gmx.de Continue