Here are my artworks I've done this semester [2010 autumn / winter] at Vilnius Art Academy, for visual expression subject.
'Soft porn' in vivid colors c:
Having seen Shaltmira's other works, it's apparent she's breaking from her regular style in these. I applaud the attempt at experimentation, she has accomplished an interesting series of works. The pedo description obviously gives the work an emotional weight that I think suits the seemingly child like abstractions of the human form, like cleaned up better rendered versions of a child's crayon drawing. What gives the series a power is the sense of these being glorified versions of drawings made by a child left with crayons and having recently been molested. The imaginative ramblings of a ruined child makes for a powerful concept in the art.
->SEAN ÄABERG thank you, I believe that you get what I want to say with these works.
->Gaiihin sorry, but no. I'm not into this theme at the time :]
->MD Encolpius Which one[s] in your opinion?
->Chad Verrill Thank you for support.
->Anonymous your comment made my day :] why so mysterious?
->Aeron yes, you are right about "she's breaking from her regular style in these" and thank you for understanding, and for deep insight, your description is closest to my conception.
These are very good. Very mixed-messagey and that is good when addressing this sort of subject. I'd love to see this in the real world!
ReplyDeleteAny young boy who is in love with his mother?
ReplyDeletewhoa, some of those are really good
ReplyDeleteThese are very excellent.
ReplyDeletewow, terrible. i'm not even offended, just bad paintings with no depth. yeah, the artist looks hot but thats not enough!
ReplyDeleteHaving seen Shaltmira's other works, it's apparent she's breaking from her regular style in these. I applaud the attempt at experimentation, she has accomplished an interesting series of works. The pedo description obviously gives the work an emotional weight that I think suits the seemingly child like abstractions of the human form, like cleaned up better rendered versions of a child's crayon drawing. What gives the series a power is the sense of these being glorified versions of drawings made by a child left with crayons and having recently been molested. The imaginative ramblings of a ruined child makes for a powerful concept in the art.
ReplyDelete->SEAN ÄABERG
ReplyDeletethank you, I believe that you get what I want to say with these works.
->Gaiihin
sorry, but no. I'm not into this theme at the time :]
->MD Encolpius
Which one[s] in your opinion?
->Chad Verrill
Thank you for support.
->Anonymous
your comment made my day :] why so mysterious?
->Aeron
yes, you are right about "she's breaking from her regular style in these" and thank you for understanding, and for deep insight, your description is closest to my conception.