Hyperrealism, also known as photorealism, hyperrealism painting after controversy and twists and turns, gradually on the right track, more and more people began to accept and love this form of painting. It can be seen from the explosion of Leng Jun, the leader of China's hyperrealism, and the hyperrealist paintings that he sells at sky-high prices.
In the past, the public struggled with whether the hyper-realism had an artistic sense and whether it was meaningful, and basically rarely heard it, which was a kind of progress, a signal that the public was becoming more and more inclusive and more open, and it was a good thing for the art field. Artists have a more relaxed creative environment and can give full play to their artistic talents.
In the world, hyperrealist painting has made a great progress, and today Xiao Dai will share with you a hyperrealistic oil painting created by an artist from Japan, Yasutomo Oka.
Each of his paintings is vivid, and the artist captures all the details imaginable in the female subject, the brushstrokes are delicate, and every facial feature is perfectly depicted, even the texture of the hair and skin is accurately restored, and even the material of the clothes on the characters is portrayed quite well.
The most absolute thing is the artist's painting of the eyes, if you look closely, you can see the flashes and reflections in the eyes, which look very real. Many people will always compare hyperrealist paintings with photos, in fact, the works created by good hyperrealist artists have richer details and layers than the photos taken by machines, and they also integrate the artist's emotions and wisdom.
The most special thing about Yasutomo Oka's hyperrealistic paintings is that he not only paints like, but also paints very beautifully, and the Japanese women in the paintings are dressed in traditional kimonos and wear floral headdresses, dignified and elegant, which echoes the gorgeous patterns in the background.
Japanese women are simple, good-tempered, gentle, these are recognized characteristics, and this Japanese artist accurately restores the temperament and characteristics of Japanese women, making people fall in love with it at a glance. Next, let's enjoy this group of hyperrealistic paintings that look like portrait photography.
In addition to oil paintings, Oka Yasutomo's realistic sketches are also a must, and the extreme portrayal of details makes his pencil sketches look like black and white photos.