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MELINA NOELLE 18TH MARCH 2023
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MELINA NOELLE 18TH MARCH 2023
by Corne Akkers
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Year created: 2023
Original Size: 70cm x 100cm
Original Medium: Oil Work
Art Style: Photorealism
Art Subject: People
Artist comment about this artwork: "Search for PerfectionThis oil Melina Nolle 18-03-23 is the result of a long search for perfection Let me tell you all about it In September last year I made a live pastel drawing in preparation of a painting That one was followed by a colored pencil drawing in November 2022 I wanted to study color relations first For previous considerations I made with regard to this process I refer to the link above So now was the time to get it right A sort of grand painting You know how this goes when youre starting to get serious You quickly bite off more than you can chewCompositional DefinitionDefining composition was easy though I already done that in the previous two pieces For example the placement of the pump on the lower left and the armrest at the right in the middle I knew I had to put them on the outer rigdes in order to get the maximum length Hunky dory so far until I was fed up with the flowery theme from the drawing Luckily I got another idea soon after I began painting Its the story behind a previous drawing Slava Ukraini 15-02-23UzoryDecember 19th there was this charming Ukrainian ensemble Uzory performing at Brugman Art They come from Mykolajiv and their repetoire consists of folkore but also classic and jazz I was teaching around the corner in the adjacent studio listening to fine virtuoso music After the wrap up I first came to know the deeper story Apparently the male members came back from the Ukraine only to return to the front after Christmas Just to share some holiday time with their wifes in Holland I was very much inpressed by this and I had a perfect story to complete the main theme It would give the painting the needed deepening next to a perfect young woman to depictKitsch Becomes GrandAs to the main theme I guess I wanted to give it a lush look I even threw in Williamsburg mother-of-pearl paints like I did in my Geesje Kwak paintings You see I had this foolish thought to make the ultimate kitsch I mean a great piece of kitsch that great so it would become wonderful to look at again It all began when Melina sat in that white trailer parkish chair in her beautiful green dress It spontaneously made me think of the concept of the Kill Bill movies I think I catched Tarantinos drift let a script for a b movie be played by excellent actors Kitsch becomes grand I often think that way some objects like the chair or shiny satin can look too much of a good think When they become props for paintings they rub off their true value on the art workWhite but Not White at AllAs to biting off more I could chew soon I started to see the implications of my endeavors The white chair proved to be a pain in the ass It made me remind Van Goghs statement at the Frans Hals Museum He wrote to his brother Theo he saw 50 different kind of hues of black in Hals painted jackets So the subtle shifts in the colors of the white chair proved to be a tall order Not necessarily too difficult to achieve but just a whole lot of work So now you know how I spent my Winter hereColorwiseAll in all a wonderul project to complete In retrospective the painting also make sense colorwise Ukrainian blue and yellow combined delivers you green Hence the green dress is perfectly chosen Green is mysterious but also the color of vegetation and growth Ill settle for that since I know Ukraine is known for its fertile ground May it grow vegetation soon after the rage of war has endedOil painting on linen 70 x 100 x 1 cmArtist Corn Akkers".
Art by the Artist Corne Akkers From Den Haag, Netherlands

Corné Akkers (1969) was born at Nijmegen, The Netherlands at a time where no one has witnessed Woodstock and the man on the moon. As a child of creative parents and a product of the sixties, he was raised with art in great abundance. The result was a continuous painting and drawing rage from early childhood on. He also quickly took a keen interest in nude studies and portrait art. After devouring high school and a raw law study, there was time for a career in the management consultancy. However drawing and painting never ceased to be his primary passion in life. At the beginning of this millennium an old dream awoke, causing to drag lingering arty dreams to higher grounds. In the meantime a love was born of oil paints. After following several drawing and painting courses, it was time to let a broader audience meet his art.

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