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Danish Paper Artist Peter Callesen | euromaxx (by deutschewelleenglish)

combination of food and picture, my genre

 I do not like spending a lot of time to make my works because I get bored and my inspiration loses its colour, freshness, and momentum, but I should become organised to think and make my works higher quality.

Existence of them should be expected because it is a massive building and must be well planed, but these things are not familiar for me, and I was moved.

It was really interesting to see works using the same motif but other materials. The motif was already familiar for me, but it looked different and had different atmosphere. The choice of materials changes the works impression.

How his touch changed was important for me. I do not know the reason but I like to look at artists' change of styles. Sometimes they go to my favourites but sometimes not. Maybe I am learning how I can make my works better and create my unique style.

This is a kind of a cooking show. One actor (Not very good at cooking) plays the role of a young man who is always asked to cook some sweets by his older sister, and he cooks it with the advice of the talking oven. During that time the oven tells him some stories of famous people who are related to the food. The episode I want to write about is " New Yorkers' cupcakes." One cupcake maker said she was an aspiring painter, but opened cupcake shop because she wanted to make ordinary things beautiful. Another maker said he was an advertisement designer but started to make cupcakes for some purposes. There are many food decorated like art, and I often use them as a motif of my works. I was not sure why I was making three dimensional paintings instead of sculpture, but when I heard their words, I found that I do not have to distinguish them because even the professional two dimensional artists changes their styles, so it is not wrong that I cannot choose one side but mix the good points of any sides.

I went to the exhibition of Kaii Higashiyama. I was impressed by his use of colour, texture, and simplification of objects. The colours in his paintings look soft, but they clearly have shade. They are colourful but not hard. Mineral pigments make unique texture; stereoscopic, rough, and warm. I am interested in the surface and texture of paintings, so they are very helpful. His paintings are not always finely detailed but still photorealistic. Maybe he know the right points or lines.

It is amazing. Each of them is just a simple photo, but he has to take a picture of himself every day. He gradually changes the pose, and sometimes he brings humour. I do not think it is easy to continue this for five years.

interesting idea

very cool and funny

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