Artist Information:
Jan G. Marque
Hoogerheide,
Netherlands
Member Since: Feb 2008
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Artist Statement:
A long time ago, in a galaxy
far, far away.
Art Wars part 1.
The Pencil Menace.
The once neutral system known
as the art market, was
millennia the base for a
constant force of evolving
patterns into the aesthetics,
reflection and so
understanding of mankind.
These where peaceful
times……...
But dark times lay ahead. The
rise of the Dark Age was
inevitable. The so-called Dark
side of the arts, the Modern
Art movement, was powering up
their weapons. Slowly, but
surely they drew their plans
against the art, that for
millennia was made from
craftsmanship, style, and
talent of an artist. They had
secretly infiltrated and
overruled the majority of the
art consul with lies and
deception. And once in power,
this self acclaimed ruler of
creation betrayed and tried to
murder any known art from the
old era. The concept was from
now on to be seen as the
ruling art, and the one who
holds the concept would be the
artist.
Every artist that uses the old
force of craftsmanship, style
and talent, had to flee across
the galaxy, or had to go
underground to stay out of the
way of the Modern art
movement. In ...
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Jan G. Marque's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Jan G. Marque's Portfolio. Browse Marque's body of work: A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away.
Art Wars part 1.
The Pencil Menace.
The once neutral system known as the art market, was millennia the base for a constant force of evolving patterns into the aesthetics, reflection and so understanding of mankind. These where peaceful times……...
But dark times lay ahead. The rise of the Dark Age was inevitable. The so-called Dark side of the arts, the Modern Art movement, was powering up their weapons. Slowly, but surely they drew their plans against the art, that for millennia was made from craftsmanship, style, and talent ... |
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