Puzzlock266 Bio White | –Pieces of a Fallen Painting– 'Vincent Willem van Gogh <Day>'

"Vincent Willem van Gogh | Vincent Willem van Gogh "

Vincent van Gogh, who was active in the late 19th century, was more interested in faithfully reproducing his subjects than in,
He is a painter who captures his inner impulses and emotions on canvas through his "unique rules" of color and brushstrokes.
Positioned in the era after Impressionism, its expression is both sensory and possesses a strong structural quality, making it a representative of Post-Impressionism.

This work is one of those that divides Van Gogh's vast body of work into "day" and "night,"
This is a collection of works themed around a world bathed in daylight.
The setting chosen was a room in the yellow house in Arles, southern France, where Van Gogh lived in his later years.
I imagined and composed the scene of him facing his sunflower painting in a space bathed in strong sunlight.

This daytime collection includes
"Van Gogh's Room"
"Sunflower"
"A wheat field with cypress trees"
"Self-Portrait"
"The Red Vineyard"
"The Windmills of Montmartre"
"Fishing boats on the beach, Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer"
These motifs, which are reminiscent of his representative works painted under the sun, are superimposed on the artwork.
What they all have in common is vibrant, life-affirming colors and a gaze that powerfully grasps the world.

The rough, undulating brushstrokes and the repeated use of yellow and blue are not merely emotional expressions,
It is also a trace of thought that attempts to understand the world in the light.
The time spent putting the pieces together one by one is
The process by which Van Gogh continued to confirm "seeing" as he layered his paintbrush,
It is similar to the act of quietly reliving an experience.

What emerges in the background of the finished screen is,
Before sinking into the anxiety and loneliness of the night,
This is Van Gogh's earnest and powerful gaze as he desperately confronted the world in the light.