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This scene is from a long abandoned Convent on the West Coast of Ireland and is showing the point at which I watched security come and check on the building as I was inside painting. I have painted the walls within these type of settings for years but have always … (read more)
This scene is from a long abandoned Convent on the West Coast of Ireland and is showing the point at which I watched security come and check on the building as I was inside painting. I have painted the walls within these type of settings for years but have always visualized the work as some sort of natural, living entity within the space. In a way, a form of self-portrait, left behind to decay along with the walls. Using traditional photography to create a higher contrast and more emotive base image, it was built on using Gravity Sketch in VR and Cinema 4d to render the final piece.
This piece is a blend of a traditional analogue photograph shot on Ilford HP5 (pushed 1 stop) using a Hasselblad 500c/m.
The 3D sculpture was built using Gravity Sketch in VR.
The final piece was brought together using Cinema 4D.
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Unic. Mistic,. estetic. Art Fully. Is the best.
Sick as always!
Such an intriguing piece. I can imagine how one would feel walking into this space, sensing the artist and the imprint he left within the very walls. ♥︎♥︎⚖️♥︎♥︎
Sure is. They say an energy of what goes into the making of a building stays. And can be felt. ♥︎♥︎⚖️♥︎♥︎
Thank you, as the building is deteriorating there are artworks now inaccessible and left to rest - it is an interesting dynamic.
This piece is so intriguing!!
Thank you, I appreciate that!
Well done, nice addition to the series
Thank you, much appreciated
interesting and beautiful! congratulations
Thank you and thank you!
Nice work again!
Thanks mate! Just building out the series