Dance on a Volcano
Dance on a Volcano
Dance on a Volcano by Saltwater
Description
Description
Dance on a Volcano
After a painting of Nolde.
Emil Nolde [German Expressionist Painter, 1867-1956]
Traditional media
Watercolours on paper
(framing created in Photoshop)
My interpretation, painted in a bold and wild style.
In the original by Nolde, two girls are dancing freely and happily.
They are just wearing skirts, no shoes, no shirts, no tops.
My interpretation, as you can see, is different.
It has introduced a wicked component, with a feeling of threat and great danger....
After a painting of Nolde.
Emil Nolde [German Expressionist Painter, 1867-1956]
Traditional media
Watercolours on paper
(framing created in Photoshop)
My interpretation, painted in a bold and wild style.
In the original by Nolde, two girls are dancing freely and happily.
They are just wearing skirts, no shoes, no shirts, no tops.
My interpretation, as you can see, is different.
It has introduced a wicked component, with a feeling of threat and great danger....
General Info
General Info
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Media Watercolor
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Media Watercolor
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alitta2 on July 19, 2015, 6:16:23 PM
alitta2 on
In your version it's like if the two figures are balancing on the edge of a rock in order to avoid falling into hell. Therefore it has a more symbolic meaning than the one by Nolde :)Falconlobo on July 18, 2015, 2:15:37 PM
Falconlobo on
cool hair6^Saltwater on July 19, 2015, 10:26:42 AM
Saltwater on
thanks :-)Falconlobo on July 19, 2015, 2:26:20 PM
Falconlobo on
np^^TeeJay87 on July 18, 2015, 9:54:49 AM
TeeJay87 on
I've seen the painting by Nolde and in my opinion, your version looks better - apart from more decent-looking composition, it has symbolic meaning. ;)Saltwater on July 19, 2015, 10:38:11 AM
Saltwater on
wow, thank you so much! :DWhat, according to you, would be the meaning, if I may ask?
( different people with different backgrounds and sensitivities etc..., will have different interpretations,
so I am curious to know how people will see it :-) )
TeeJay87 on July 19, 2015, 12:31:55 PM
TeeJay87 on
I see it as symbol of daring to risk much, without paying for consequences.Something like happened to Hunter Boutain this week http://www.myfoxtwincities.com/story/29533973/wear-turquoise-for-14-year-old-amoeba-victim-hunter... - weird that kid didn't know, that swimming in lakes can be dangerous, when not using ear and nose plugs.
Saltwater on July 19, 2015, 1:13:09 PM
Saltwater on
Your interpretation is interesting, and it covers a wide array of possibilities. :-) About that boy, even if he had used ear and nose plugs,
he might as well have swallowed water (by the mouth).
If that lake is not safe, bathing should not be allowed.