The influence of Superflat and Cubsim on The Superstroke Art Movement

The influence of Superflat and Cubism on The Superstroke Art Movement


This is an example of  a Superstroke painting by Conrad Bo (That is me.) Notice the expressive even violent brush work on this painting. Art Brut (Jean Du Buffet) was a definite reference while I was completing this painting. I think this one was done somewhere in 2008.






















This is an example of a sculpture by the Superflat Art Movement. This Takashi Murakami piece contrast in a spectucular way against the traditional Versailles castle classical ornaments.














Here is an example of Picasso using the earlier influence of his Cubism roots to produce paintings of great importance.















Picasso paintings in a gallery setup. Here his fantastic use of primary and pastel colors are very is very evident.




















Picasso at his best.























 A sculpture by Picasso. Very influential in the route the Superstroke Art Movement took in terms of sculpture.

















 A lanscape painting by Picasso.





















A figurative painting by Picasso.




















A painting of a woman.




















A sculpture of a woman.




















 This is an example of Picassofication or Braquefication in the Superstroke Art Movement.




















Non representational abstraction in the Superstroke Art Movement.




















A painting of a train station in Superstroke Style.




















 Mickey Mouse with expressive even violent brush strokes.




















A supporter of Superstroke +++




















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Basquiat.



















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