Original artwork description:

Painting East Wind is my personal reflection on the world political landscape in the post-pandemic era.
Sometimes I miss pandemic lockdowns when there is less interaction between countries.
Deep desires in humankind of command and conquering were always there but we use them wrongly. Frozen for a while now extremely exposed. Instead of diplomacy there is violence.
First ideas came in York(UK). I was there with my family. I was amazed by the North Yorkshire landscape(York Racecourse) terraced houses and streets. Here inspired by Instagram videos of conflict in Gaza Strip I brought together two experiences.
There was a peaceful time however I knew that in Ukraine there was no peace and refugees were moving to Poland and Western Europe.
In this painting I hope you will find some peace and disturbance at the same time as the landscape we live in is like that.
I was exploring movement and capturing it. I was inspired by artist Francesca Woodman,Vanishing Act. I tried to paint some characters using a blurred effect and bring some movement in the composition. Another interesting bit of the painting are sheer curtains during the windy day. It was a very spooky experience and I found it bizarre.
Artwork is painted on 3 panels.

Materials used:

Acrylic

Tags:
#landscape #uk #political #hope #world 

East Wind Painting (2023) Acrylic painting
by Marcin Biesek

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Painting East Wind is my personal reflection on the world political landscape in the post-pandemic era.
Sometimes I miss pandemic lockdowns when there is less interaction between countries.
Deep desires in humankind of command and conquering were always there but we use them wrongly. Frozen for a while now extremely exposed. Instead of diplomacy there is violence.
First ideas came in York(UK). I was there with my family. I was amazed by the North Yorkshire landscape(York Racecourse) terraced houses and streets. Here inspired by Instagram videos of conflict in Gaza Strip I brought together two experiences.
There was a peaceful time however I knew that in Ukraine there was no peace and refugees were moving to Poland and Western Europe.
In this painting I hope you will find some peace and disturbance at the same time as the landscape we live in is like that.
I was exploring movement and capturing it. I was inspired by artist Francesca Woodman,Vanishing Act. I tried to paint some characters using a blurred effect and bring some movement in the composition. Another interesting bit of the painting are sheer curtains during the windy day. It was a very spooky experience and I found it bizarre.
Artwork is painted on 3 panels.

Materials used:

Acrylic

Tags:
#landscape #uk #political #hope #world 
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Marcin Biesek is an aspiring artist who has lived in the United Kingdom and Singapore. Originally born in Czarna Woda, Poland. He lives with his family and enjoys long hikes,... Read more

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