As we receive positive feedback from art lovers around the globe – every bit contributes to our creative process. You are part of our extended studio family.
“As a family studio, our relationships with each other are key to the feeling and energy that go into our work. His daughters Davida and Safira joined the studio, bringing their own creative input, ideas and passion for art. Jean Pierre Weill’s studio is now a family business.
This technique allows each painting to be enriched by elements of light and shadow, and creates a delightful sense of movement. He creates 3D paintings by arranging different parts of an image on multiple levels of glass. Jean Pierre is now one of Israel’s most original artists. He took the bold step of moving his entire studio to Israel 10 years ago. I prepare myself my supports to insure them maximum longevity and quality.Jean Pierre Weill opened his art studio in 1992 as a way to support his growing family, while creating beautiful works of art. This painting is painted with professional grade oil colors on a stretched linen canvas. Tags: #still life #mask #skull #covid-19 paintings #padlock #trompe l'oeil #medical art #covid painting #syringe #alcove I prepare myself my supports to insure them maximum longevity and quality. DETAILS: -Painting No.2351 - September 2021 - Oil on stretched linen -Original artwork delivered with signed Certificate of Authenticity -Finished with a varnish layer for protection and preservation Materials used: Trompe-l'oeil de chevalet, the edges are painted and the painting does not need a frame. People are impatient to get back to their former lives but will it really be possible? Isn't it lying to us, being clearly in denial when we see the unemployment, the implementation of teleworking? Finally, hasn't Covid accelerated mutations that were latent until then? So many questions which I am sure you will discover the answers by remembering that the Art can be beautiful, decorative, but also be a reflection at the moment T of our society as to question us in a more profound way. To forget all those people who died, the anguish that this pandemic has caused and the discovery of the fragility of our societies.
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