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The scene is inspired by the work of photographer Stephen Shore. that is, it shows us a daily scene in which nothing important seems to happen. One of the impressions that have been wanted to capture is that moment of day when everything is inexorably extinguished. The last lights project elongated shadows that describe the shapes of the city in a very synthetic way. There is a certain sense of stillness in the composition: The tree, again in the foreground, is at the center of the composition and it is its natural form that prints something of dynamism. The sensation of stillness is accentuated because there is nothing moving, not even the characters that, when confronted, mutually cancel the directions of their gaze. Everything is calm and the only thing that refers to movement is the fall of the Sun itself.
The scene is inspired by the work of photographer Stephen Shore. that is, it shows us a daily scene in which nothing important seems to happen. One of the impressions that have been wanted to capture is that moment of day when everything is inexorably extinguished. The last lights project elongated shadows that describe the shapes of the city in a very synthetic way. There is a certain sense of stillness in the composition: The tree, again in the foreground, is at the center of the composition and it is its natural form that prints something of dynamism. The sensation of stillness is accentuated because there is nothing moving, not even the characters that, when confronted, mutually cancel the directions of their gaze. Everything is calm and the only thing that refers to movement is the fall of the Sun itself.
The scene is inspired by the work of photographer Stephen Shore. that is, it shows us a daily scene in which nothing important seems to happen. One of the impressions that have been wanted to capture is that moment of day when everything is inexorably extinguished. The last lights project elongated shadows that describe the shapes of the city in a very synthetic way. There is a certain sense of stillness in the composition: The tree, again in the foreground, is at the center of the composition and it is its natural form that prints something of dynamism. The sensation of stillness is accentuated because there is nothing moving, not even the characters that, when confronted, mutually cancel the directions of their gaze. Everything is calm and the only thing that refers to movement is the fall of the Sun itself.
The scene is inspired by the work of photographer Stephen Shore. that is, it shows us a daily scene in which nothing important seems to happen. One of the impressions that have been wanted to capture is that moment of day when everything is inexorably extinguished. The last lights project elongated shadows that describe the shapes of the city in a very synthetic way. There is a certain sense of stillness in the composition: The tree, again in the foreground, is at the center of the composition and it is its natural form that prints something of dynamism. The sensation of stillness is accentuated because there is nothing moving, not even the characters that, when confronted, mutually cancel the directions of their gaze. Everything is calm and the only thing that refers to movement is the fall of the Sun itself.
The scene is inspired by the work of photographer Stephen Shore. that is, it shows us a daily scene in which nothing important seems to happen. One of the impressions that have been wanted to capture is that moment of day when everything is inexorably extinguished. The last lights project elongated shadows that describe the shapes of the city in a very synthetic way. There is a certain sense of stillness in the composition: The tree, again in the foreground, is at the center of the composition and it is its natural form that prints something of dynamism. The sensation of stillness is accentuated because there is nothing moving, not even the characters that, when confronted, mutually cancel the directions of their gaze. Everything is calm and the only thing that refers to movement is the fall of the Sun itself.

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The Aquarium Bar (first version) Painting

Samuel Garijo

Spain

Painting, Acrylic on Wood

Size: 15.7 W x 23.6 H x 0.8 D in

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The scene is inspired by the work of photographer Stephen Shore. that is, it shows us a daily scene in which nothing important seems to happen. One of the impressions that have been wanted to capture is that moment of day when everything is inexorably extinguished. The last lights project elongated ...

Year Created:

2019

Subject:

Architecture

Styles:

Figurative

, 

Conceptual

, 

Realism

 

Mediums:

Acrylic

, 

Wood

 

Mediums:

Painting, Acrylic on Wood

Rarity:

One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:

15.7 W x 23.6 H x 0.8 D in

Ready to Hang:

Not Applicable

Frame:

Not Framed

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Certificate is Included

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