Carrots and Oranges I

Willem De Rooij

Carrots and Oranges I, 202360 x 60cmPrice on Request
Details
Material
archival pigment print
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The visual elements of this image feature a vibrant array of warm-toned colors, with the rich orange of the tangerines contrasting against the earthy brown hues of the freshly harvested roots. The irregular, knobbly shapes of the root vegetables and the orderly arrangement of the produce in the crates create a visually striking composition. The subject matter depicts a market stall filled with seasonal, locally-grown produce, emphasizing the connection between the land and the food we consume. The rugged, natural appearance of the vegetables suggests a focus on authenticity and sustainability in the artistic style and technique. This image likely reflects the artist's intention to celebrate the beauty and abundance of locally-sourced, seasonal produce. ...

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Carrots and Oranges I
Artist
Willem De Rooij
B.1969, Dutch

Willem De Rooij engages with recent and historical nationalism and populism in the Netherlands to address broader transnational issues.He has created several projects involving the display of paintings by seventeenth-century Dutch artists, some of whom were part of the development of the genre known as the hunting still life. De Rooij's installations show how these artists combined notions of exoticism with nationalism in order to promote the Dutch Empire. It is thus through different media that De Rooij explores the production, contextualisation and interpretation of images, and questions visual and conceptual representations of power. ...

Willem De Rooij: Artworks
Carrots and Oranges I
Willem De RooijCarrots and Oranges I, 2023Price on Request