Beksiński used different techniques to achieve this characteristic mood of death and decay. One of them was the mixture of organic structures with architecture. Live is converted into dead material, bone architecture.
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Beksiński’s Bone Architecture
Some more paintings of the famous Polish surrealistic artist Zdzisław Beksiński (1929–2005).
Beksiński used different techniques to achieve this characteristic mood of death and decay. One of them was the mixture of organic structures with architecture. Live is converted into dead material, bone architecture.
Beksiński used different techniques to achieve this characteristic mood of death and decay. One of them was the mixture of organic structures with architecture. Live is converted into dead material, bone architecture.
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Ya lo debes conocer seguramente , pero sus interiores de Chernobil me recordaron tu blog
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No creo que son fotos de Chernobil, me parecen mas a Pripyat la ciudad al lado. De ahi hay unos pelis fascinantes en Youtube.
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