Henar

Interesting artist: Nils Nova

Tuesday, 12. August 2008, 21:45:13

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Nils Nova's installations are designed to subvert our perception of time and our assumptions about space.

In his projetcs he mixes techniques like ink-jet prints on blueback-paper pasted on the wall, paintings on boards, photography, everyday objects or people.

I find his work fascinating... I´ve always been interested in works on the way we perceive the reality around us, and I especially like the way the artist shows this in his installations. They appear to be so clean and simple... and leave us thinking about so many complex ideas...
Lovely work! Here are some examples from his web site:

More sketches...Drawing with WORDS

Comments

PainterWoman # 12. August 2008, 21:57

Oh! thanks for sharing these. They really give you an optical illusion. It took me a while to figure the third one out.

Patritzya # 17. August 2008, 19:25

Really, as Paintwoman says... an optical illusion.

Interesting endeed.

Henar # 19. August 2008, 09:37

Glad you liked this post!

nopanic # 26. August 2008, 16:21

How easily the eyes are cheated. Gives the artist a possibility to become a magician

Great post Henar!

Henar # 27. August 2008, 12:54

Thanks! I´ve always been interested in artists who use optical illusions in their work. It´s, as you say, MAGIC!!!!

nopanic # 27. August 2008, 14:42

Galileo # 6. November 2009, 15:05

Very nice post, the images are amazing. Also congrats for Member of the week http://my.opera.com/community/blog/2009/11/06/member-of-the-week

ZOUBIRfan # 6. November 2009, 15:14

Yes! good! we can do all optical illusion withusing the perspective lignes,points of fuites,vertical, by rapport at the ligne of horizon,hide and light,colors,..
congratulations!
zoubirfan(Algeria)

Forumtech # 7. November 2009, 17:57

Nice blog. It has given me so much motivation cos of my interest for designing,especialy web designing.Thanx a lot.

Henar # 7. November 2009, 18:04

Thanks, Galileo and Zoubirfan!

Forumtech, I also like to read about other artists´ processes and getting inspired. Thanks for visiting!!!

I hope you´ll all keep comming back to read the posts in my blog!!!!