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I Create Minimalistic Artworks Inspired By The Current Pandemic Situation (28 Pics)
We all had to face a lot of changes and challenges in 2020. The year started and gradually, we were all forced to stay at home. We had to change our habits to cope with a lockdown.
I live in a block of flats. I spent my time looking through the window where I can see beautiful nature; it was very calming for me. But I also saw lots of other blocks of flats there. Looking at them every day, I started to see them differently. I enjoyed how the sun and light changed at different times of the day.
Eventually, I started to miss taking pictures. Being a portrait photographer, it became impossible to work for me. I started to take pictures of what I saw. Project CLOSE shows my view on the pandemic. We all became closer within our hearts, we all worked together as humanity to survive the pandemic as well as possible.
You will find elements of repetition in the projects. For me, it was a tool to express my feelings, situation, and fear.
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Elaine Mattingly 4 years ago
This picture would make a small room look larger. Simplisity! Unique.
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Elaine Mattingly 4 years ago
I wouldn't have the patience to draw what they had the patience to design and build. We need to be more grateful for our easy living paid for by determined strength.
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Elaine Mattingly 4 years ago
Southwest. Crisp. You turned sad and concerned into a golden opportunity! Respect.
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Elaine Mattingly 4 years ago
Bed .Curtains, dress, wall paper for one wall. Yards and yards of material.
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Elaine Mattingly 4 years ago
Looks so strict and confining. I've been quarintined so long, open the windows. Please.
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Laura Valantine 4 years ago
Loved the drawings and the changing patterns - very satisfying to view. Some could double up as great wallpapers or other type of pattern design 😁
Lyone Fein 4 years ago
These repetitive pattern designs are great. They would be good as wallpaper or fabric, even gift wrap, etc. Not sure what/how they relate to the virus, but they do remind me of googie or pop art.
Laura Valantine 4 years ago
Loved the drawings and the changing patterns - very satisfying to view. Some could double up as great wallpapers or other type of pattern design 😁
Lyone Fein 4 years ago
These repetitive pattern designs are great. They would be good as wallpaper or fabric, even gift wrap, etc. Not sure what/how they relate to the virus, but they do remind me of googie or pop art.
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