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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 พ.ย. 2017
- Dette er en film om et bilde jeg malte for flere år siden. Det var meningen at jeg skulle legge på musikk men det ble det aldri noe av - så nå legger jeg den ut uten musikk - bare med romlydene fra arbeidet.
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This film shows the making of the oil painting called: "The other scream" (oil on canvas), by Tor-Arne Moen. It was painted in March/April 2015 and measures 200x300 cm. The model is Jorunn Sørensen, aka "Lady J".
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The film was made by the artist himself, and is an "artist in studio" production showing the process of a large oil painting.
The painting depicts a lady dressed in red and red patent stilettos surrounded by what seems like junk, but also animals out of their natural habitat, like fish, a zebra, a lions back seen from above, and two dogs copulating behind her back. The woman is sitting down on the ground, stabbing herself with a fork in the thigh, probably the reason for the gesture of a scream caused by pain.
Although Moen has claimed that "the motif is just an excuse to paint", his paintings leaves the spectator with space to interpret, and are often highly imaginative and with stories to tell.
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Tor-Arne Moen (1966) is a Norwegian painter, printmaker and author. He lives and works in Notodden (Telemark), Norway. He was educated at the Bergen National Academy of the Arts (1988-94).
The artist is recognizable by his high-powered figurative technique with heavily painted surfaces consisting of coarse and thick brushstrokes made with varying brush widths, in layer upon layer. He uses a mix of oil-paint and egg-oil tempera, an old technique based on an emulsifying binder. Emulsion is a mixture of two substances which initially cannot be mixed, in this case oil and water. The egg is added as the emulsifier, which allows oil and water to mix. The word tempera refers to the actual painting technique and was used by the masters since Medieval times. While the tempera is often applied in thin layers, Moen uses it with oil-paint, and in generous amounts, in order to get the creamy texture, and set the brushstrokes in relief to the canvas.
Moen had his breakthrough with a series of paintings for Hamsun’s collected works in the early 90s and continued with a series of expressively painted motorcycles. Throughout the last 25 years he has worked through a wide range of different approaches to the medium and has gone through most classical, figurative disciplines, with motifs such as portraits, landscapes, urban landscapes, burlesque and imaginative, more or less surreal constellations between animals and human figure. In short, most of what he has found visually interesting.
Moen usually works in series over a topic that can occupy him for several years, before changing his theme and style, seeking new angles into his painterly excavations.
For two periods, from 2004 to 2012 and from 2017 onwards, he has worked with a nostalgic approach to the painting based on old black and white family-album photographs as motive basis and support for the eye. Here, the viewer immediately recognizes the photographic reference to a certain time and a certain type of photography, while experiencing the painterly addition of coats and colors in bold, often expressionist brushstrokes. «In front of his painting», an art critic once said, - «I often get the urge to press my nose against its surface to smell it, and maybe even taste it».
The broad-brushed realism and oily, almost juicy surfaces becomes an important source of distance from the photographic art.
Even though the references and the narrative in these paintings have a retrospective character, the spectator is forced to realize that the images are made in our present time, and seen with the eyes, -and nostalgia of our time.
Tor-Arne Moen is represented by many renowned galleries all over Norway and by RJD Gallery in the USA. His works are acquired by art collectors both nationally and internationally.
(Comment in English by Galleri Grette) - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Entitled 'The Other Screamed ' As the featured artist is Norwegian I've translated: This is a film about a picture I painted several years ago. I was supposed to add music, but it never came to fruition - so now I'm posting it without music - just with the room sounds from the work.
Better without music!
You have got my attention… many years ago (about 65 or so) I tried to get a job at city’s cinema as a painter for movies advertisement. The director was told me to paint a clip from that movie. He give me all supplies and start timing my work . I didn’t get the job and was very upset about my failure. Now watching this man work I understand what that director was expecting from me …!😊
great stuff. love the silence and work sounds. no music needed imo.
Thank you so much! it's ever, ever a great pleasure to see you and your artwork!
Great space Great equipment Great painting
Thank you for your silence and work 🙏💫
Just found this guy, thanks to the gods....that someone of talent is posting on You tube, how to be a real artist...and not some boring...hobby stuff.
I love how course the brushstroke is up close and becomes amazing detail from distance. Does the charcoal discolour your paint ?
Nothing shy of creative ren fortreffelighet. Impressionism combines with surrealism bravo sir.
I am addicted to your movies, all of them! watched them over & over many times! Moreover inspired by your amazing artworks & painting process! - pure ART!
Brilliant ❤❤❤
Thank you for sharing your time in creating such a beautiful piece of art. Respect
Heroic. Visiting Norway in May. The land where dogs are still free to tango.
Yep! 🤗✨
Great Video! From the technical paoint of view to the emotional artistic one. One of the best I think I've seen so far!
Bravissimo Maestro
Fabulous to watch you painting. I was quite surprised to see you go straight into the painting with such a heavily loaded brush. A certain bravery to that way of working. This heavy impasto working reminds me (in some small ways) of the work by Lucien Freud, Frank Auerbach, Leon Kossoff, Celia Paul, Jenny Saville and followers.
Cheers for sharing this, great to watch.
"Indiscipline" by King Crimson (Lyrics by Adrian Belew. Music By R.Fripp/A.Belew/B.Bruford/T.Levin
I do remember one thing.
It took hours and hours but..
by the time I was done with it,
I was so involved, I didn't know what to think.
I carried it around with me for days and days..
playing little games
like not looking at it for a whole day
and then.. looking at it.
to see if I still liked it.
I did.
I repeat myself when under stress.
I repeat myself when under stress.
I repeat myself when under stress.
I repeat myself when under stress.
I repeat..
The more I look at it,
the more I like it.
I do think it's good.
The fact is..
no matter how closely I study it,
no matter how I take it apart,
no matter how I break it down,
It remains consistent.
I wish you were here to see it.
I LIKE IT!
' “Indiscipline” was heavily inspired by Adrian Belew’s then-wife, Martha Belew, and her thought process while painting. While King Crimson was on tour, she sent Adrian a letter about a strange painting she had made, and this inspired the lyrics and their delivery.'
'The structure of the song returns to a style more similar to their work on 'Red' (by King Crimson, before A.Belew joined the band) with a Polymetric 15/8 guitar line over a 4/4 drum pattern.' - from genius[dot]com Lyrics website
Well,... all I can say is "Bravo" it's original... unique in the art world... not a copy of "Demons, Dragons and wizards".... engaging and strange. Love it!
Thank you for this generous view into your studio and witnessing you in action, in the zone. The clarity with which you work is awe inspiring, all the way from how you go about stretching your canvas to sketch concept, then paint the whole thing.. was that in one day? I've watched your videos over several years, and you just get better and better, can't imagine where you will take us to. (I thought this already 8 years ago.. :) There's a consistency of large sumptuous paintings about paint and at same time bold and poignant comments about life. You are a brilliant artist. Whoever was behind the camera did a fantastic job, to get right into that paint, bravo!! Thanks again.
Nice and generous comment. I know for a fact this was not done in a day. More like 6 weeks🤗
As a painter I appriciate his craft. The application, the subjects and the results, wonderful pieces. I however could never adopt this style myself as I would be forced to blend... I paint pretty smooth, this guy has more paint dried on the pallet and in his bin than I have in my stock cupboard. The films are great to watch... ❤
Si señor, esto no se envidia, plata para los óleos, y talento, mucho!
Si no hay remedios, no hay pintura🎨
Love watching you paint! Very direct and confident. Kim Jung Ji is fun to watch for the same reason. This kind of subject matter also reminds me of Kim.
Genius!
❤… oblivious, self-absorbed narcissist well portrayed!
What is the name of the big rolling thing holding the big white board?
Thank you
Brilliant! 🙏🎨🙏
Thank you for sharing your process. That is an incredible amount of money for materials that is put into the production of your painting.Perhaps someone can explain to me the process of gallery selling art in your country.Here in America an artist must sell out an entire show in order to make enough money to paint for another year.A usual show is 20 paintings. more than half usually sell. That money from sales more than half goes to the Gallery and what remains has to go to materials and support of the artist.There are no government subsidies .How is the system where you are?
You certainly enlightened the financial difficulties being an artist, let alone possible mental health implications.
The world's greatest cartoonist! (just kidding, ami.)
Master!
thanks for show us, the place, the model, the biggining, your colors, bravo, beautiful, the price ?
Great art …wow
😍😍😍
Cool.
Magnifique, vous me faites un peu penser a Lucian Freud, Extra.
Very nice 👌
molto interessante e affascinante video in ogni istante
What I meant in my last comment, with cut & paste through google translate any language can be translated & forwarded. It's new to me, if you've always done this, then fair play, I've only just discovered how to do this.
Hermano lo que te sobra es presupuesto . Felicidades
Translated: Brother, what you have left is a budget. Congratulations
thanks zzz
I LIKE YOUR STYLE... :)
Wow! He’s almost as good as Rolf Harris!
cool
Oh my
Sehr cool 😊 jeder Pinselstrich sitzt ...
Which one
POSTING YOU ON TWITTER, MY MAN!
The mach8ne is a atlas copco desiccant dryer
Any chewing gum left?
Can i purchase ready made frames like this,wow clunk click nock nock.
İzlemek bile ne kadar huzur verici👍🤌🤌🤌
Magnifique travail, honnête et courageux, simple aussi, et d'autant plus beau. Ce petit film est très inspirant, merci beaucoup!!
Translated: Magnificent work, honest and courageous, simple too, and all the more beautiful. This little film is very inspiring, thank you very much!!
Hasta en Francia ahora se dejan propagandear?
o modelo não favorece a tela
この画家が、どういう方なのかも、分からないし、分かろうとも思わない。それで良いとも思える。然し乍ら、とても魅力的なその制作風景は、目が離せない。何処かシュールな作りの絵も動画も予定調和ですまない何処かに私達を放り出している。思わずチャンネル登録してしまったが、悔いは無い。何処かに私を放り出してくれれば、、、
Translated: I don't know what kind of person this painter is, nor do I want to. I think that's fine. However, his production landscapes are so captivating that you cannot take your eyes off them. Somehow, the surreal pictures and videos are throwing us somewhere where things don't go according to plan. I subscribed to your channel without thinking, and I have no regrets. If you could just leave me somewhere...
Холст держат ребра подрамника, а не скобы и поэтому холст лучше крепить к задней плоскости подрамника. У многих привычка прибивать холст сбоку подрамника осталась ещё с института, когда будучи студентами экономили холст и нарезали его в обрез.
Translated: The canvas holds the ribs of the subframe, not the brackets, and therefore the canvas is better attached to the back of the subframe. In many people, the habit of nailing the canvas to the side of the stretcher remained even from the institute, when, as students, they saved the canvas and cut it into strips.
Нуу, тоже искусство, скажем так😅
Whoa . . . so "weird" 🙄
Childish obvious tripe.
Aquí se demuestra c9mo el saber dibujar, no basta para lograr dar una emoción artística. Por eso hay quienes dicen que el arte ha desaparecido en la post modernidad actual. No le da vergüenza hacer este teatro el señor, busca notoriedad, publicidad y no arte.
Quizens decir que porque intenta compartir proceso, y crear contenido interesante y divertido, no es capaz de crear arte?
When I painted like that in College my art Tutor told me off !
He said your painting like bubble gum and it's not professional !
He was wrong obviously !
Some say that many art tutors are just failed artists🤷♀️ maybe that’s not true, but any artist is free to find their own style, and there is no “right” way to paint; although critics have claimed so for as long as people have created “Art”. What do you think?
@@gallerigrette3188 Considering one of the best art forgery maker used house paint and coffee to forge some of the great artists.
I think there are no rules.
But I think great painting is validated by time .
Also the public vote by visiting and viewing works of art .
جبار يافنلن
Translated: Mighty, Finnlin
ငါ့ပချီကားဘာသာပြန်ရေးနေတာ
Marvalous!!
Wie hoch sind die Kosten allein für die Farben? Ich male selbst und weiß wieviel man für man zweihundert ml Titanweiß löhnt. Das Bild ist natürlich großartig....
Translated: How much does it cost for the colors alone? I paint myself and know how much it costs for two hundred ml of titanium white. The picture is of course great...
For a large painting like this the cost of the paint alone could be up to 7-800 euros. Then you can add stretchers, canvas, brushes and other tools & paraphernalia, transport, models, heating, rent, accountant, travel for references, and a whole lot more. Last but not least; Time spent. 40 years of experience and practice 🤗
LOL so fuc.... what