Famous works of art algorithmically subdivided by Greek motion graphics and visual designer Dimitris Ladopoulos.
The designer uses 3D animation software Houdini to break down the colour compositions of the centuries old paintings in order to showcase how each might be analysed as a designed object rather than a 2D painted surface.
More figures from classical art placed into modern real world settings by Ukrainian artist Alexey Kandakov.
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The coup d’oeil paintings of Canadian artist Bob Gonsalves: dreamy narratives inspired by the work of René Magritte and M.C. Escher.
More of his work here.
A map of Europe created by Redditor halfabluesky with each country highlighting a famous painting by one of its artists.
We get ‘Three Studies of Lucian Freud’ by Francis Bacon.
LEGO masterpieces – from a 2014 campaign by Geometry Global of Hong Kong, perhaps enhanced with a little digital tinting, but still.
Diffused, dreamy, mixed media combinations of painting and photography by artist Stev’nn Hall.
Dubln based artist Shane Finan writes:
I am a Dublin-based artist and have created a painting that is split into 96 pieces. These are being sold to raise money for a series of exhibitions in Ireland, Wales and Scotland through a Swiss art gallery, Wandelbar Art International. The painting represents the idea of one whole being split into many parts and the hope is that these parts spread around the world, splitting the painting up permanently.
More info here.
