The eyes are what most people gravitate towards when looking at any sort of portrait, so Russian painter Pavel Guzenko has decided to focus solely on the ocular organs in this particular set of paintings.
Differing greatly from the works of others, Pavel Guzenko renders his eye illustrations using his skills as an impressionist artist. The resulting images are thus very rough, with Guzenko’s process pretty much laid out on the canvas for everyone to see, but that’s what’s so refreshing about these pictures. There’s a clear discourse between Guzenko and his paintings, and though he doesn’t get the refinement of say airbrushes in his pieces, the eyes he creates are still perfect in their coarseness. It’s a welcomed sight in comparison to the sterile computer-generated images currently dominating mass media.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Impressionistic Eye Art
- The trend is towards creating rough, expressive eye art that stands out from traditional computer-generated images.
- Portrait Art Revolution
- Artists are revolutionizing the way portraits are created by focusing on one particular feature in an expressive way.
- Emphasizing Imperfection in Art
- Placing emphasis on the rough, unrefined aspects of art can create unique and visually striking pieces.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fine Art
- The fine art industry is ripe for disruptive innovation by incorporating more expressive, impressionistic techniques.
- Digital Art
- As a counter to the sterile, computer-generated images often found in this industry, digital artists can incorporate more rough and expressive techniques in their work.
- Portrait Photography
- Portrait photographers can experiment with emphasizing one particular feature in an artistic and expressive way, creating visually striking images.
