String theory in art. Paintings Jacob Gagnon (Jacub Gagnon)
Well, who does not like to play with pets, to look like fun worn in a bevy of colorful aquarium fish, watch the animals at the zoo and watch their habits on television shows like Animal Planet? I think there are very few people who do not love animals - and artists who have never painted fauna in their paintings. Canadian artist Jakub Gagnon (Jacub Gagnon) - one of the many animal painters, but the animals in his paintings are a little strange.
And for good reason exhibition of paintings, which includes these miniatures with four-legged, winged beauties and waterfowl, called "Elements and strangeness" (Elements and Oddities). Each critter here - a single element as a cog in hours, and interact with each other, they form such oddities here that the artist depicts on canvas with acrylic paints in its original, somewhat dark and mysterious, creative manner.
String theory in art. Paintings Jacob Gagnon (Jacub Gagnon)
String theory in art. Paintings Jacob Gagnon (Jacub Gagnon)
String theory in art. Paintings Jacob Gagnon (Jacub Gagnon)
A series of paintings of animals and a variety of items called "String Theory" (String Theory). She takes us into some bizarre, strange, and curious world that is created by an artist motif already mentioned the theory that everything is interconnected. Animals interact with random objects, darkness - with light, well down the list.
String theory in art. Paintings Jacob Gagnon (Jacub Gagnon)
String theory in art. Paintings Jacob Gagnon (Jacub Gagnon)
Looking at the pictures, a feeling as if you look at the scene, watching for some amazing performances from the auditorium. And animals - actors who crave applause, flowers and tributes. Colors and honors surely awaits Jakub Gagnon, whose website you can visit by .
