Houses in Art - Leonid Afremov
We are back to introducing more houses in art. And houses in art that will turn your house into a masterpiece. The hero of my today's post is Leonid Afremov, modern artist, expressionist, his mail tools are oil paint and pallet knife.
I have a special treat for you - artist at work
Originally from Vitebsk, Belarus, Leonid Afremov currently lives and works Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, Mexico, near Cancun.
If someone is interested to get more details about his life and career, check out here. The main idea of my posts - is artists' vision of houses, not only as a piece of the architectural art, but home, almost a living creature his its own style and heart.
And here is how Afremov sees it:
Dreamy, full of color and reflection. His unique manner of painting cannot be mistaken.
I've seen numerous discussion, but don't believe anyone solved the mystery of Afremov's blue. Misty and escaping, this color adds something fairy to all his works.
I hope, one day I will own one of Afremov's masterpieces. And so far, thanks God for the Internet!
Oh, yes, almost forgot - I had to try Afremov's technique and pretty much failed. Oh, well, all the paintings are gone and hopefully enjoyed by the current owners :)
Blue Bay
Summer
More houses in Art:
Thomas Kinkade
Mikki Senkarik
Houses in Art
Compliments of Marina Gavrylyuk
Real Estate Agent with Sutton Group Summit Realty
MarinaG.ca
I have a special treat for you - artist at work
Click to viewOriginally from Vitebsk, Belarus, Leonid Afremov currently lives and works Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, Mexico, near Cancun.
If someone is interested to get more details about his life and career, check out here. The main idea of my posts - is artists' vision of houses, not only as a piece of the architectural art, but home, almost a living creature his its own style and heart.
And here is how Afremov sees it:
Dreamy, full of color and reflection. His unique manner of painting cannot be mistaken.
I've seen numerous discussion, but don't believe anyone solved the mystery of Afremov's blue. Misty and escaping, this color adds something fairy to all his works.
I hope, one day I will own one of Afremov's masterpieces. And so far, thanks God for the Internet!
Oh, yes, almost forgot - I had to try Afremov's technique and pretty much failed. Oh, well, all the paintings are gone and hopefully enjoyed by the current owners :)
Blue Bay
Summer
More houses in Art:
Thomas Kinkade
Mikki Senkarik
Houses in Art
Compliments of Marina Gavrylyuk
Real Estate Agent with Sutton Group Summit Realty
MarinaG.ca