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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 59.1x59.1in
About this artwork
"Who understand my music will never be unhappy."
Beethoven
From the work of Joseph Karl Stieler, from 1820, a chromatic grid was developed, consisting of 81 squares, which form 9 squares, representative of the nine symphonies.
The use of this geometric form invokes computer communication - pixels, representing a language as innovative, radical and current as the music of Beethoven.
The conceptual component, not only through the constructive form,… presents itself in the difficulty of perception of the image, answering the quotation with a question: Is it easy to be happy? The answer lies in the possibility of reading the painting, where, with an almost impossible departure, the image is revealed to us, proving that happiness is often present, with only a distance to its total perception and understanding.
Beethoven
From the work of Joseph Karl Stieler, from 1820, a chromatic grid was developed, consisting of 81 squares, which form 9 squares, representative of the nine symphonies.
The use of this geometric form invokes computer communication - pixels, representing a language as innovative, radical and current as the music of Beethoven.
The conceptual component, not only through the constructive form,… presents itself in the difficulty of perception of the image, answering the quotation with a question: Is it easy to be happy? The answer lies in the possibility of reading the painting, where, with an almost impossible departure, the image is revealed to us, proving that happiness is often present, with only a distance to its total perception and understanding.
Paulo Ponte
Portugal
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
« I'm constantly searching for a language capable of sharing and externalizing ideas, which follow a flexible path and capture a world of experiences. »
Paulo Ponte is an experienced Portuguese painter who has exhibited his work nationally. From expressions of Synesthesia to homages to legendary composers, he creates works in which music plays a major role. He is additionally influenced by philosophy, and passionate about exploring various facets of human creativity. Ponte's paintings are marked by unexpected colour combinations and an intriguing balance of the representational and the abstract.