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A review by labunnywtf
Disrupted Realism: Paintings for a Distracted World by John Seed
3.0
Received via Netgalley in exchange for a fair and unbiased review.
Viewing art is like reading books. Well done pieces evoke emotions, make you feel something deep inside.
Sadly for me, this art style evoked nothing except a minor pain behind my eye from trying to view it.
This is not to bash the artists who created it, clearly this is just not to my taste. I can see why it is appealing, the images are striking, indeed. It simply doesn't work for me, which makes this book not for me.
The stories and interviews about the artists themselves are interesting, but sadly lost on someone who didn't care for the works themselves.
Viewing art is like reading books. Well done pieces evoke emotions, make you feel something deep inside.
Sadly for me, this art style evoked nothing except a minor pain behind my eye from trying to view it.
This is not to bash the artists who created it, clearly this is just not to my taste. I can see why it is appealing, the images are striking, indeed. It simply doesn't work for me, which makes this book not for me.
The stories and interviews about the artists themselves are interesting, but sadly lost on someone who didn't care for the works themselves.