If there is any industry that is the most flexible and unrestricted, then artistic creation must be one of them, and artists will give their imagination to artistic creation and present many refreshing works to people.
Speaking of painting alone, jumping out of the limitations of paper, artists who paint in various media, Xiao Dai does not know how many have been shared with you, their works are not strange, but very innovative, and it is easy to be accepted by everyone. There are also many artists who have played painting to a new height, and various combinations are interesting, bringing people a visual feast.
Konstantin Hellanta, an artist from the United Kingdom, is an artist who plays art with new ideas, and his works always make people can't help but sigh: "Art can still play like this"? The talented artist does not draw with a pencil or on paper, but "draws" with a rope. With nails as points, ropes as lines, countless points and countless lines, forming a complete picture.
Konstantin Heranta was a self-taught artist with no professional training, which made his thinking more detached and more limitless. He creates vivid works of art by wrapping colorful threads around nails. This approach can be the art of weaving, or it can be called alternative "painting" creation.
Although it is a painting wrapped in rope, Konstantin Heranta's work is not at all detailed, but more detailed, and he renders the eyes and hands of the characters with amazing details. The degree of realism is comparable to hyper-realistic paintings. If you look at his work from a distance, you may think that it is just an ordinary painting, but when you approach it, you can see intricate and colorful lines. The threads are like gouache or acrylic paint, and the different colors create the bright surface and shadow of the painting, which makes people take a breath of cool air.
Konstantin Heranta's works often attract crowds of onlookers, who, while marveling at his incredible skills, try to find the artist's perspective on the world from his creations, thus opening up their own minds. Next, let's take a look at the stunning portraits created by this self-taught artist.