An unusual and mysterious circle pattern is seen here in this picture. The outer edge of the dark metal shape is a circle of hearts linked together. This circle pattern of hearts repeats in the background and fans out to the edges of the photo.
It is a magical whole that puts your imagination to work. What am I looking at? What do I see in this metallic pattern? Why are all these hearts so connected? What is this object?
The picture is made of a utilitarian object. Ordinary everyday objects are regularly a source of inspiration for me. Turning such an object into a beautiful work of art with my camera is particularly challenging. Merging several images then often creates an artistic work of art.
For this particular and imaginative circle, I used a doorknob that was attached to an old cupboard. The old cabinet was so worn that it was no longer usable, but I liked the doorknobs so much that I had to keep and cherish them. These door knobs are definitely older than 1955. Due to oxidation of the metal and frequent use, the doorknob has deteriorated in a few places. Rust spots and minor damage betray the age of this beautiful metal object and enhance its charm.
The many hearts make this artwork a romantic decoration for the wall.
I see making art as a creative process.
As a starting point for this process, I always use a photo or a painting of my own. Photography or painting is always my basis.
A photo or a painting is therefore always a fixed starting point for me in this process. I often have a plan in my head about what the end result should be, but during the process I often change direction. The effect of this is that the final work of art is different from what I had previously thought, but that only makes the creative process more fascinating for me!
I find my sources of inspiration in everything around me. For example, objects in and around the house or something from nature. Every object has its own structure and shape. Beautiful lines, patterns and colours can be found everywhere.
My collection contains creative and realistic photos, special paintings, but also photos and paintings that have finally been digitally edited or distorted.
I have made all of this with great pleasure and I hope that you will enjoy the work of art that will hang on your wall!
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