Artist Information:
Dimitri Desiron
Antwerp,
Belgium
Member Since: Jan 2006
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Artist Statement:
(For detailed information and
images, visit
www.dimitridesiron.be)
The primary goal of my
paintings is to search for the
underlying beauty of
contemporary urban
environments, particulary in
places where this beauty is
not generally expected or
aknowledged: ordinary streets,
shops, fastfood restaurants,
train stations, industrial
zones ... Obviously,
architecture plays an
important role in this
respect, but also the people
who live in the city and give
it its sense, and cars, that
have in a way become an
extension of man.
From a formal point of view, I
particularly like the rigid
geometric shapes typical of
urban architecture. Combined
with the ever changing light,
they create a wide array of
possiblities both in
composition and in creation of
mood.
My reference materials are
photographs that I take year
round with my digital camera.
The paintings themselves are
done entirely in the studio.
Permanent exhibition space:
H&D Gallery - Jezusstraat 37,
2000 Antwerp, Belgium
Phone: +32(0)486 52 45 45
e-mail: info@hdgallery.be
Web site: www.hdgallery.be
Open: Thu-Fri 2-6pm; Sat
midday-6pm, or by
appointment...
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Dimitri Desiron's Free Artist Portfolio
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(For detailed information and images, visit www.dimitridesiron.be)
The primary goal of my paintings is to search for the underlying beauty of contemporary urban environments, particulary in places where this beauty is not generally expected or aknowledged: ordinary streets, shops, fastfood restaurants, train stations, industrial zones ... Obviously, architecture plays an important role in this respect, but also the people who live in the city and give it its sense, and cars, that have in a way become an extension of man.
From a formal point of view, I particularly like the rigid geometric shapes typical of urban architecture. Combined... |
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