jonathanicole
jonathanicole shows the imaginative fusion of two persons, german artist Jonathan Meese and the author of the portrait Nicole Drude. One person can inspire another and create an effect of synergy and empathy. I did a mail-art-project to Jonathan Meese.
My watercolour paintings are done in a special technique called >>un jeter<< from French to drop water or to shed tears. Pigments spread on the surface of the paper conducted by occasion and physical laws. They often create a kind of landscape like sediments on the seaside. I integrate this process in my portraits and compositions. Last year I was very happy to have got a First-round Winner Award at the international Art Competition Art Olympia in Tokyo Japan for one of my portraits.
My watercolour paintings are done in a special technique called >>un jeter<< from French to drop water or to shed tears. Pigments spread on the surface of the paper conducted by occasion and physical laws. They often create a kind of landscape like sediments on the seaside. I integrate this process in my portraits and compositions. Last year I was very happy to have got a First-round Winner Award at the international Art Competition Art Olympia in Tokyo Japan for one of my portraits.
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