Published in the 33rd issue of Spotlight Magazine by the Cercle Fondation For the Arts.
( Page 140/141)
Back to the root
In the richness of humanity, our cultural roots intertwine with the biodiversity of our experiences and identities. Like trees drawing strength from the nurturing soil, we derive our essence from the diverse cultures that have shaped us.
Yet, just as biodiversity is threatened by the ravages of deforestation and pollution, our cultural roots are sometimes undermined by forgetfulness, marginalization, or even deliberate destruction. When we lose a language, a custom, or an ancestral practice, it's as if a precious tree is felled, taking with it a part of our common heritage.
By honoring our differences and embracing our similarities, we enrich the tapestry of humanity.
On the technical side, for me, whether it's digital or traditional tools, the basic requirements for an artist are the same: Anatomy, Perspective, Colour theory, Research into style etc, and these determine the technical value of a painting, because for an artist, it either depends on their talents or their years of practice.
I just want to prove that digital art not only has its place within the traditional fine art domain but also has its contemporary digital attraction.
Last point, each painting has been 100% conceived and created by a human being.
Medium:
Digital Painting
Date:
October 2022
Situation study
