Johannes Wessmark es un pintor sueco que nos sorprende con sus pinturas hiperrealistas de una calidad impresionante.
Nacido en Karlstad Suecia en 1962, en cuyos alrededores aun vive y trabaja, se hizo pintor de forma autodidacta, habiendo ampliado sus recursos técnicos y su capacidad artística durante sus 15 años como ilustrador publicitario.
Cuando miras sus cuadros estos parecen mas fotografías con todo lujo de detalles. En cada uno de ellos se entretiene para sacar los elementos con la máxima calidad, sea la cristalina transparencia del agua, el brillo en la laca de los coches, la rugosidad de un bolso de piel de cocodrilo, sea lo que sea, lo plasma con la máxima calidad pictórica.
Sus motivos predominantes son personas sumergidas en aguas de piscinas, coches antiguos, muchachas con bellas cabelleras y pequeñas piezas utilitarias con un realismo que te deja con la boca abierta, un verdadero maestro.
Puedes ver mas su obra en su pagina web www.johanneswessmark.se
La semana pasada presentamos a la ceramista estadounidense Kari Radasch
Hyperrealism
Johannes Wessmark is a Swedish painter, who surprises us with his hyperrealistic paintings of an impressive quality.
Born in Karlstad Sweden in 1962, in whose surroundings he still lives and works, he became a self-taught painter, having expanded his technical resources and his artistic capacity during his 15 years as an advertising illustrator.
When you look at his paintings these look like photographs with great detail. In each of them he paints the elements with the highest quality, whether the crystalline transparency of the water, the shine in the lacquer of the cars, the roughness of a crocodile skin bag, whatever it is, he puts in it the maximum pictorial quality.
His predominant motives are people immersed in pool waters, old cars, girls with beautiful hair and small utilitarian pieces with a realism that leaves you with your mouth open, a real master.
You can see more of his work on his website www.johanneswessmark.se
Last week we presented the American ceramic artist Kari Radasch
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