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Abstracted Realism
When painters efface the surface of a portrait, they typically leave the eyes in a carefully finished state, both because of the psychological importance of the eyes, and to show that they're capable of painting realistically.
But not always. Sometimes artists deliberately disrupt the mouth, eyes, or head.
Artist Zack Zdrale says in the book Disrupted Realism, "I've taken passages of traditionally rendered figures and smashed them, breaking the illusion of form in space. I want to show the paint doing things that only paint can do."
Michelle Kohler
Michelle Kohler says: "Most of my years spent studying were focused on portraiture, as expressed through realism. As an artistic discipline, it has been a constant throughout my life. But it was only after a fortuitous departure into abstract painting that I was able to playfully and courageously combine two disciplines. Deconstructed Realism is my expression of artistic independence and creativity as it pertains to the depth and complexity of human portraiture."
(Link to YouTube) Mia Bergeron says that her approach to painting grew out of a frustration with the academic approaches to realism.
The deconstructive approach includes not just figural work, but also landscapes and cityscapes.
John Wentz has released instructional video through Noh Wave Academy
Book: Disrupted Realism: Paintings for a Distracted World
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