Conrad Bo Hybridpointillism explains his painting painting: Portuguese Man of War

Question: Please explain to us the Superblur Hybridpointillism painting called: Portuguese Man of War.

Conrad Bo Hybridpointillism:

Thanks you very much for the question, as this is a very interesting painting to me. I have written the Manifesto of the Hybridpointillism Art Movement in 2021 to 2022, and I am not sure if the Manifesto as it is, is in it's final manifestation.

In all the Hybridpointillism paintings I am doing I always try to follow some of the guidelines in the Manifesto. Portuguese Man of War was executed with Acrylic Enamel Ink Collage etc. on Canvas. It's dimensions are 60x40 cm and the Canvas is stapled on a Superwood plank.

The Collage used is from Encyclopedia Britannica, I am not sure which Edition. It depicts a picture of a Portuguese Man of War Jelly Fish. This was the first time I have ever heard about it or seen it. With the picture that I used as Collage, I felt that this can be a perfect example of Double Meaning that we so often use in the Superblur Art Movement.

The Double Meaning concept is expanded upon by the Purple Abstract Machine Gun.













Conrad Bo

Hybridpointillism

Picassofication

Superstroke

Superstrokeart

Superblur

Superblurart

Conradbo























Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

The influence of Jean Dubuffet on the Superblur Art Movement and the art of Conrad Bo Superblur

Image
The influence of Jean Dubuffet on the Superblur Art Movement and the art of Conrad Bo Superblur Jean Dubuffet (1901-1985) was a French painter, sculptor, and writer, known for his innovative approach to art that challenged the traditional norms of beauty and aesthetics. He has an extremely big influence on my art and the Superblur Art Movement as a whole. I have also included some photographs of paintings by me (Conrad Bo Superblur) at the end of the article. Dubuffet was one of the founding members of the Art Brut movement, which emphasized the creation of art by those outside the mainstream, such as children, the mentally ill, and outsiders of society. His work was characterized by its thick impasto surfaces, bright colors, and bold, expressive forms that celebrated the raw and the unrefined. Dubuffet's art was deeply influenced by his interest in outsider art, which he believed was more authentic and genuine than the work produced by professional artists. He was fascinated by th
Read more

The influence of Pablo Picasso on the Superblur Expressionism Art Movement by Conrad Bo

Image
Spanish painter Pablo Picasso has a great influence over the Superblur Expressionism Art Movement. So much so that the term Picassofication was invented by Conrad Bo, member of the Superblur Art Movement. Pablo Picasso also appears in the book 20000 years of World Painting which is a very important reference for the Superblur Expressionism Art Movement.  A lot of people considers Pablo Picasso as one of the most important artists of the 20th century. The distorted figures that he painted from African Masks have really changed Modern Art a lot. Picassofication as a concept is any art directly or indirectly influenced by Pablo Picasso. Vincent Mbeje Superblur uses this concept a lot. Down below I have included some photographs of Vincent Mbeje with paintings produced using the concept of Picassofication.  I (Conrad Bo Superblur) have also included some of my Hybridpointillism paintings influenced by the concept of Picassofication.  There is also a copy of the Wikipedia page of Pablo Pica
Read more