This site has a great many kinds of art everyday! Some days may be oil paintings from the 1500s or street art from today. It may also have videos or tutorials. I will also link sites to artist's websites if they have them. But the most important part of this cite is to enjoy and interact with the art which is presented.

Thursday, September 26, 2013

Peter Callesen


Hello there my peeps.. How awesome you guys are today as usual.

Today’s is more of an artist rather than a piece simply because of how awesome he is. But I will throw in what I think about the piece, so don’t worry.
Today’s is by Peter Callesen who is a Danish artist who is excellent at minimalism and folding paper. I’ve noticed that he seems to be using the positive and negative space to tell the story which is sometimes a dark one. This use of both the positive and negative areas helps portray both the past and the future of his subject with only the use of the clean crisp white paper. 



This particular piece is called “Transparent God.” If you go to his website (http://www.petercallesen.com/paper/large-scale-papercuts/)  you can see more details of this large scale piece. The figure seen is made up of cutouts from the paper in the shape of people.  And this is only one single piece of paper. There are no extra pieces used or added.

The message I am receiving from this is that “God” is does not simply exist but is made up and built by people; that without people he/she would not exist.


What do you guys think he is trying to say here?

Peace out my peeps!- DG

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