This article, published in the January 2010 edition of Yareah art magazine, comments on Nietzsches view on art, based upon "The Birth of Tragedy".
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This is the first piece of the 10 piece series
Diasec print for sale, 23 x 28,5 cm, 300 euro's
Personal blog of the established Belgian artist Dominique d'Orange. Dominique writes exclusively for this blog, posts images of her newest work and reflects on them.
Exhibitions: a selection
- Victoria National Gallery
- Gisela Dünnebacke Gallery Düsseldorf
- Schneider gallery Düsseldorf
- Aachen Art Fair
- Art Cologne
- Holland Art Fair Den Haag
- PAN Amsterdam
- Christie's Amsterdam
- Samagra Gallery Paris
- Besseiche Gallery Courchevel
- Jean Bouin Palais Nice
- Cathérine Guérard Gallery Paris
- Linéart Ghent
- Nicaf Tokyo
- Stricoff Fine Arts New York
- Miami Art Fair
- Juan Les Pins mural
- Slater Price Gallery New York
Publications
- Yareah magazine, June 2010
- Yareah magazine, May 2010
- Yareah magazine, April 2010
- Yareah magazine, March 2010, special on my art
- Yareah magazine, January 2010
- Yareah magazine, December 2009
- Yareah magazine, November 2009
- Yareah magazine, October 2009
- Yareah magazine, September 2009, article on the Man of Sorrow
- Yareah magazine, July 2009, review on Waving Grasses
- Yareah magazine, June 2009, article on Ballet, a 1988 drawing
- Art Catalogue From Leonardo da Vinci to Andy Warhol, 2008 edition, written by Ann Timmermans, 200 pages
About Me
- Dominique d'Orange
- I am a Belgian artist who enrolled in the art school in Bruges and studied at the academy of Fine Arts in Ostend. My immense oeuvre consists of acrylic, oil and wall paintings, aluminium and paper prints, installations, mixed media and multimedia work, photography, pastel drawings, gouache, abstract and graphic work. I have studied, taught and created my entire life and feel like I have now come to a point of having a clear and defined view upon which elements in art are necessary and fundamental according to me. My artwork evolved from a classical, academic to a contemporary and graphic style, with an emphasis on lines, compositions, relief and colour.
Give the Eye 1
This is the first piece of the 10 piece series
Quotes
"Art is emotion, a lot of people aren't able to sense it."
"An artist has to be authentic, have the time to develop his/her own style."
“Happiness is … sitting alone in front of an impressionist painting, absorbing it, enjoying the colours, sensing the atmosphere, studying the technique.”
"An artist has to be authentic, have the time to develop his/her own style."
“Happiness is … sitting alone in front of an impressionist painting, absorbing it, enjoying the colours, sensing the atmosphere, studying the technique.”
Links worth checking out
Blog Archive
Favourite artists
- Ad Reinhardt
- Andy Warhol
- Anton Piek
- Braque
- Carla Arocha
- CD Friedrich
- Chris Plowman
- Claudel
- Constable
- Courbet
- Cy Twombly
- Cézanne
- David Hockney
- Ensor
- Escher
- Gainsborough
- Gauguin
- Goya
- Géricault
- Henri Rousseau
- Joseph Beuys
- Karel Appel
- Keith Haring
- Layla Fanucci
- Loretta Lux
- Louise Bourgeois
- Lucian Freud
- Margritte
- Max Ernst
- Modigliani
- Mondriaan
- Moore
- Morandi
- Paul Delvaux
- Paul Klee
- Picasso
- Rodin
- Rodkho
- Rousseau
- Toulouse Lautrec
- Turner
- Van Gogh
My Blog List
In the Eye of the Beholder 11
Diasec print for sale, 23 x 28,5 cm, 300 euro's