Video: "Pasta" pictures of Ori Tura. Crayon illustrations
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
One has only to glance at the multi-colored drawings of the Israeli artist Ori Toor, it seems as if he brought home not dogs and cats, but worms and snakes, or loves Italian cuisine to death, namely pasta. How else to explain the fact that his art is teeming with colorful pasta, among which all the other drawn characters are confused? If there are such, of course, on the canvas …
Alas, we can no longer talk about the childhood and adolescence of an extraordinary author, since we practically do not know about him. Ori Tour (Ori Toor), like all geniuses, chose to hide this information in all accounts that exist on the Internet. Unless you understand Hebrew. Since the artist was born and raised in sunny Tel Aviv, where he continues to live and practice his "macaroni" painting.
By the way, one of the few facts about the artist - he eats a lot, and he does it very quickly. Maybe this is the reason for such sloppy drawings stuffed with pasta?
However, it must be admitted that, in general, these multi-colored pictures drawn with crayons are quite interesting and attract attention. What will you see in this or that chaos of lines and spots, what do these colorful figures, entwined with snakes, look like? I suppose everyone here is different. And that's the beauty of this emotional abstraction.
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