Art Letter POU - Music of the Woods by Vladimir Kush. Dear Auntie Katie, I am writing to tell you, as you are a great art enthusiast, about an amazing artist I have discovered. His name is Vladimir Kush, and he is a surrealism painter and sculpture. The paintings are amazing! When I first set gaze upon these paintings, I saw either an ordinary picture or nature. But as I looked closer, I discovered they weren't what they really seemed to be. In one of the pictures, I saw an old fashioned record player lying in the bushes. But what it turned out to be was quite astonishing. In the foreground there was a logged tree base which acted as the disk. A long bright red flower rose up from the ground next to the log and formed the shape of the amplifier. A long flower also rises from the ground, this time from the left, but has a light bulb on the end as it curls over just above the log. And finally what you think is the needle is actually a humming bird resting its beak of the stump. The background is harsh forest of tall grass, bushes and leaves all coming together to form the perfect backdrop for the main items to blend in. The reason for this is that if the background had have been a table we would have noticed it instantly, but because of the smart positioning of of the main features in a good background, Vladimir has been able to …show more content…
The texture has been used in such a way as to create a vivid piece of artwork that makes the main features blend in, but also stand out at the same time. The texture makes the main features almost look as though they could almost be the real thing, but also make them look part of the picture as a whole. The colour is used very well in this artwork. The colours at the back and corners are darker, more brown, while the colours in the foreground, and on the main items of the picture, are much brighter and vivid. This draws your eyes to the photo and makes it an overall better