Hyperrealism has not been born so far, not a long time, that is, in this short period of time, it has experienced a lot of controversy, especially the development and popularization of photographic equipment, and the controversy over the meaning and value of hyperrealistic painting is even more rampant.
Existence is reasonable, hyperrealism in the controversy, continue to grow and develop, pay attention to Xiao Dai's friends who have been a little longer must know that Xiao Dai has shared with you too many excellent hyper-realistic artists, as well as their wonderful hyper-realistic paintings. There is Leng Jun, the leader of China's hyper-realism, and there are also many hyper-realistic paintings from other countries.
Why are they willing to devote themselves to the creation of hyperrealistic paintings at all costs? The answer is that they see hyper-realistic meaning and value, as well as bright prospects. Hyperrealism, itself also called photorealism, painted like a photograph, is the most important feature of hyperrealism, but also its exterior. At its core, hyperrealism has a deeper meaning, that is, the artist's emotional investment and more extreme portrayal of details, which is impossible for photographic devices.
Johannes Wesmark is a self-taught hyperrealist artist who uses acrylics and oil paints to create his work, and in this artist's paintings we can feel his skillful painting technique, as well as the attention to detail and portrayal. I have to say that he is a very talented artist.
Johannes Weissmark's realistic paintings cover a wide variety of subjects, and it can be said that there is nothing he cannot paint, whether it is food, people, animals, or still lifes, which he depicts as real as high-definition photographs, as if this is not a painting at all, but a physical object that has been photographed.
Especially the food he painted, people have an appetite when they see it, and they can't help but want to taste it. Also, the texture of the water depicted by Johannes Weismark is also a must, and people who have studied painting know that colorless, tasteless and flowing water is extremely difficult to paint, but this artist paints water with a realistic texture and is admirable. The most convincing thing is his portrayal of the characters, the hair is clearly rooted, it is difficult to believe that this is not a painting.
Next, let's enjoy a group of hyperrealistic paintings by Johannes Wesmark.