Experiments based on Magritte #art #artist #prints #magritte #graphic #artprint #wine #circlesincircles #landscape #graphic #uniqueart #symbolic #thisisnotamagritte #popart #stilllife #creative #eclecticart #renemagritte #decor #homedecor #interiors #contemporaryart #interiorstyling #surreal #surrealpop #digitallandscape #surrealist #unique #pattern https://www.instagram.com/p/CnJgR0sPiUz/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

“Lune flottante”

Monde flottant

Gimme my lime

acrylic painting on canvas 

50x70cm 

https://antonconstantin.bigcartel.com/

…from the archives!

"CECI N’EST PAS UNE PIPE"

- Mixed media on paper

“So if I had written on my picture "This is a pipe", I'd have been lying!”

- René Magritte (1929)

by rene magritte I the poet recompensed I 1956  

‘’olan tartışmasızdır bu nedenle açıklamadan çok kavrayış gerektirir kavranabilir bazı açıklamalar kavrayışı geciktirebilir’‘

turgay şahin

René Magritte | L’empire des Lumières, 1961.

“Everything we see hides another thing,” 2022, polished bronze sculpture by Hank Willis Thomas on view at Jack Shainman Gallery. I like the reference to Magritte’s 1928 painting “The Lovers II,” pictured second. Hank Willis Thomas is showing in both Shainman gallery spaces and is on view through October 29th. #hankwillisthomas #sculpture #bronze #bronzesculpture #jackshainmangallery #magritte #renemagritte #thelovers #arthistory #contemporaryart (at Jack Shainman Gallery) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ci71WJPriDN/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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👉🏻Reimaginar el #LoveisLove. Lo más apasionante para quienes disfrutamos la fotografía de moda, es encontrar buenas analogías y se califican de buenas cuando un trabajo visual propone algo más que la referencia en sí misma. En esta portada de la última edición de #VogueTaiwan, la revista no solo habla de la "ceguera" del amor, trayendo a la actualidad una visión de #ReneMagritte. También se habla de un vínculo completamente horizontal usando el recurso de la balanza. Además, se deja la puerta abierta a la interpretación de esa relación plasmada allí pues los protagonistas tienen una clara apariencia #genderless, que hace que cualquier pareja pueda identificarse allí. Esa es la manera en la que una publicación internacional como Vogue habla del "Love is Love", sin siquiera necesitar usar símbolo alguno de la comunidad LGBTIQ en un mes en el que todas las multinacionales se pelean por cuál incluye más banderitas 🏳️‍🌈 en su comunicación. El concepto y la ejecución son brillantes. [1 y 3. Cover Story ✨#BingBingLiu y #KayakoHiguchi por 📷 #ZhongLin para @voguetaiwan junio 2022 2. The Lovers, René Magritte (1928)] https://www.instagram.com/p/Ceb-B5HJAf1/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Hey Jude!

Ceci n’est pas Le Beatles

Rene Magritte's painting, "The Son of Man," holds profound significance in its exploration of hidden and visible elements, a theme emphasized by Magritte himself. The obscured face behind the hovering green apple symbolizes the constant interplay between what is apparent and what lies beneath, inviting viewers to consider the tension between the seen and the hidden.

Fast forward to 1968 when the sliced apple, revealing its core, became the logo for the record company Apple, releasing the Beatles' iconic song "Hey Jude!" The juxtaposition of Magritte's apple and the Beatles' record intertwines artistic realms, connecting visual symbolism with cultural expression.

"Hey Jude!" and its B-side, "Revolution," introduce political and cultural overtones. The lyrics of "Revolution" challenge societal norms and advocate for change, reflecting the turbulent socio-political landscape of the late 1960s. This resonates with Magritte's exploration of hidden truths, as the Beatles' songs become a vehicle for expressing dissent and pushing against the visible but concealed structures of the time.

The fusion of Magritte's symbolic apple with the Beatles' record adds layers of meaning, suggesting a shared ethos of questioning established norms. Both creations engage in a dialogue about the seen and the unseen, making the seemingly mundane—whether an apple or a song—vehicles for profound cultural reflection and challenge. The evolution from Magritte's canvas to the Beatles' record marks a dynamic interplay between visual art, music, and societal discourse, underscoring the enduring power of symbolism in shaping collective consciousness.

“Soleil flottant”

Monde flottant

Ceci n'est pas une pomme de terre