Jeremy Geddes painted these surrealist images of a white-suited spaceman suspended in different parts of a city. These oil paintings are so detailed that, if their depictions were more realistic, they almost look like photographs.
The oil painting by Jeremy Geddes include pictures of a spaceman soaring among pigeons and in suspended in various pictures around what looks like an abandoned city.
After taking in Geddes' images, check out some more photo quality oil paintings in the gallery below.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Hyper-realistic Oil Paintings
- Opportunities for artists to create realistic visual art that provokes the imagination and looks like a photograph.
- Surrealist Depictions of Urban Landscapes
- Opportunities to create thought-provoking art that challenges traditional depictions of urban spaces.
- Exploration and Discovery in Space
- Opportunities for organizations to leverage public interest in space exploration to develop new technologies and drive innovation.
Where This Applies
- Art and Design
- Hyper-realistic oil paintings could pave the way for new art forms and disrupt traditional modes of visual communication.
- Urban Planning and Development
- Surrealist depictions of urban landscapes could inspire new approaches to urban planning and development that prioritize creativity and imagination.
- Technology and Aerospace
- Public fascination with space exploration could drive innovation in the aerospace industry and lead to new breakthroughs in technology.
