The Peaceful Day In Nordic Riga, Рисунок - Dags | Artmajeur
THE PEACEFUL DAY IN NORDIC RIGA (2024)
Drawing by Dags
Dags: "Šādiem zīmējumiem ar daudz objektiem, kuriem vēl nav nolasāms vēstījuma saturs, vajadzīga delikāta pieja. Var mēģināt, noturoties stilā un neienesot jaunus izteiksmes līdzekļus, izmodulēt formas un aizpildīt visu telpu. Un mehāniskā darba laikā vērot iztēli, kad uzpeldēs ideja, kura apsvētīs zīmējumu ar jēgu. Un nosaukums radīsies tikai pēc tam, kad zīmējums pabeigts. Konsekventi pēc kompozīcijas likumiem, iznesot redzamībā tēlu no iztēles. Kurš iesākumā ir amorfs, bez sociāli politiskā konteksta jēgas."
https://www.artmajeur.com/dags-vidulejs/en/artworks/17497126/the-peaceful-day-in-nordic-riga
Ink on Paper, 50x65 cm
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Dag: "Such drawings with a lot of objects, which do not yet have a readable message content, need a delicate approach. You can try, staying in style and not introducing new means of expression, to modulate the shapes and fill the entire space. And during the mechanical work, watch your imagination when an idea pops up, which will endow the drawing with meaning. And the name will arise only after the drawing is finished. Consistent with the laws of composition, bringing into view an image from the imagination. Which is amorphous to begin with, without a sense of socio-political context."
https://x.com/Happy_ArtMuseum/status/1746391307742761137?s=20
Drawing by Dags
Dags Vidulejs is a contemporary Latvian artist. His main goal is to use catharsis to engage the audience in conversation. In contrast to seeking to provoke the viewer's thought by contrasting many levels of symbolically structured subcultures in the shape of a triptych, Vidulejs' artistic approach is a counterbalance, dividing reality into nature, culture, the urban environment, and virtual reality.
His education and the changes in his trajectory brought on by the places and people he has visited are the main stages in the artist's work. The primary goal of intellectual creativity is to advocate for socially marginalized groups by using the language of the arts. His paintings can be found in private collections in China, Austria, Germany, Denmark, Latvia, Estonia, and Russia.
- Nationality: LATVIA
