May article Yareah magazine

I'm sharing the latest article written by Ann Timmermans which was published in Yareah art magazine. Miss Timmermans wrote about women's status throughout the centuries and it's effect on female art today.

In the Eye of the Beholder 5

This is the fifth piece of the In the Eye of the Beholder series.

Yareah art magazine April 2010

Ann Timmermans wrote this article for Yareah art magazine, edition April 2010.

The issue focussed on To be or not to be. Miss Timmermans linked Shakespeare's renowned monologue to Schopenhauers philosophy on art.

In the Eye of the Beholder 4

Yareah art magazine special on my art, March 2010

Yareah magazine wanted to focuss on my art as artist of the month.

This article will tell you how I experience art.

In the Eye of the Beholder 3

In the Eye of the Beholder is a 12 piece series which focusses on perception and thoughts.
Each unique person has his/her own reference system which he/she uses to found thoughts and opinions. However perception is such a subjective notion: each person sees, perceives, experiences things differently, often based upon own experiences, insights and preferences.
This concept makes everything interpretable, mysterious and lined to one's identity and sense of reality

In the Eye of the Beholder 2

This is the second piece of the In the Eye of the Beholder series.

These series are the result of my new project around perception and thoughts.

As everyone is unique and no one can read another's thoughts, points of view and perception are often based upon our own experiences and insights. Whether these stroke with reality, is an eternal question.

The choice between the reality of existence and a veil of beauty, Yareah art magazine January 2010

This article, published in the January 2010 edition of Yareah art magazine, comments on Nietzsches view on art, based upon "The Birth of Tragedy".

New pieces

At the moment I am working on these new series, as well as on other projects.

MOS XXXV

In this Man of Sorrow written word and figurative elements were combined. The contrast indicates the sadness the man's experiencing.

Yareah publication December 2009

MOS X

MOS X is an example of the abstraction of the sentimentof the Man of Sorrow.

The hues, colours and shapes are still expressing the sadness of this man.

Yareah art magazine November edition

Yareah art magazine, October edition 2009

The October edition of Yareah magazine focussed on Zola.

MOS VII

This is the seventh Man of Sorrow of the series. At the moment I am finishing the series after having completed 45 Men of Sorrow.

Yareah art magazine issue 8 September 2009 article

Yareah art magazine hackles the theme Avant-Garde in its September 2009 edition.
An article on Man of Sorrow Five is included in this issue.

MOS VI

This sixth work of the Man of Sorrow series amphesizes the despair and self pity in the man's mind.
It shows the loneliness in which one lives when you are not able to derive comfort from reality

and melancholic thoughts dominate your mood.

Yareah art magazine article July 2009

Yareah magazine asked if they could publish a new article on one of my early artworks. Naturally they could.

MOS V

This work is the fifth work of the Man of Sorrow series.
It stresses the dark and melancholic side of the sorrowful man.
As you may notice, this piece is in contrast with the previous MOS as it is a darker piece with more contrast, features I really like in this work.

Man of Sorrow IV

My aim for this fourth piece of the Man of Sorrow series was to maintain the softness and emotion of the man while altering colour and texture of the artwork.