Chromatic Impact 56

Here is a typical corner of Barcelona colored out in the style of the French painter André Derain.
Photography & Digital Art
Photography & Digital Art
Here is a typical corner of Barcelona colored out in the style of the French painter André Derain.
Today’s photopainting, which shows part of the port of Barcelona, is based on the color scheme and composition of Japanese ukiyo-e prints.
Today’s photopainting is a fantasy version of the silos and tanks of the commercial port of Barcelona inspired by the work of the French painter Gustave Moreau.
Located in the La Font de la Guatlla neighborhood, the CaixaForum Barcelona centre offers a great variety of artistic, cultural and educational events throughout the year. This photopainting is a homage to Maurits Cornelis Escher.
Barcelona is quite far away from Japan, but I could not help thinking of the works of Hokusai while I worked on this photopainting.
I cannot fathom why there are so many hairdresser and barber parlors in Barcelona. Here is one located in the Avinyó street, in the Barri Gòtic. This picture reminds me of Norman Rockwell, what do you say?
In one of the construction sites of the Pere IV Street, I came across this statue-like torso in the manner of de Chirico.
You will not be able to find broad beans of this color, even if you go to the Boqueria market. This composition reminds me of Henri Matisse, don’t you think?
The Sant Martí de Provençals neighborhood is changing at a rapid pace. Every time I go up there, I come across new construction sites like the one in the picture. The colors I have used remind me of Jacques Monory.