Art, Where You Do Not Even Expect It…

Xylem and Phloem by Tom Giebel

Do you know the dif­fer­ence between clas­sic old-​​school art and mod­ern or con­tem­po­rary art? There are must be many of them, but today we want to illus­trate just one, which, we believe, is among the most promi­nent dif­fer­ences. It is the object, cho­sen by an artist, to be the model for his cre­ative works. While Vic­to­rian Age or Renais­sance painters mostly focused on the ideals of beauty, choos­ing only the aes­thet­i­cally per­fect land­scapes and human mod­els to depict on their pic­tures, mod­ern artists tend to search for their own aes­thet­ics, often in the most unex­pected and unusual places and things.




Dou­ble curved by Nils Eis­feld

Booster Sta­tion by LOlan­de­seVolante

Pipes by Steve New­ton

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