A 3D Exploration of Picasso's Guernica

[CCB5er34]

This was so wonderful and creative, it would be great to see more art like this.

[ybocanegravazquez]

heheheh I love your comment Enzo!

[EnzoFuturistic]

Picasso probably would have said "eh, it's nice" but secretly jumping up and down with joy.

[mrirurfkjsdo]

minimum would be that you mentionned wonderful 3D artist !!!!... Lena Gieseke.

[clusterguard]

Excellent. In the name of my basque grandmother (Rest In Peace), I thank you.

[ttowelie]

"YOU DID THIS!"

It's so emotional...

[GDDR14]

I dont know how many people knows the REAL meaning of this picture...

[AppleBallerinaxxx]

we had to become this painting in drama....

[cobrieni]

as picasso can say so much better than i down with war and kill no one

[cmdieter3]

I think Picasso would have loved/felt honored by this

[Luancelot]

@cmdieter3 I agree 100%. That was exactly what I was about to comment.

[kpowel]

Excellente réalisation ! Merci.

[lip333]

This is great!

[bonifaciodachuva]

i love this video

[vegeshug]

The video is fascinating, but Picasso would freak out. He wanted the picture plane to be FLAT and the objects - TWO DIMENSIONAL. The attempt to render object and figures in three dimension takes them back to naturalism of sorts and Picasso opposed to that completely. Besides, although I applaud the effort, I feel some paintings, especially masterpieces like this, should be left alone - make your own original art....

[Nazzz65]

This is just AMAZING...

[TheWalkingBoots]

Does anyone know the name of the soundtrack ? If you also want to know thumbs up, for everyone to see the question. thanks!

[Huxkysh]

Fucking strange simbols um hands and arms . a demon star and A Apocallypse

[MAY1EXPRES]

Lovely rendition! I think Picasso didn't mean his work to been seen this way, not unlike seeing Michelangelos' David on an 18' poster. The execution of the work should stand alone.

[SuperCarol86]

Precioso.

[portavsmorodo]

me maravilla esta recreación, justamente porque le aporta los elementos de esta época, reconceptualiza, resignifica, aporta aún más dramatismo, y eso lo hace fiel, lejos de violentarlo...

[KidPeligro83]

Amazing

[StandardSam1]

Wow. That was REALLY good!

[bicz67]

cubico

[Ivettenvocals]

can I get the link for this video......Its really good for my powerpoint project on picasso!

[lepocholo]

Acojonante, Bravo colega.

[ELCRITICO29]

O_O terrorifico

[jimmysudar]

wow. i must say this was rather thrilling.

[chikmachine]

un poquito de arte pa mi face

[jameseruppert1]

what is three dimensional about this?

[mariohatxe]

GERNIKAAAA

[clayartiz]

Absolutely Fantastic and yet it somehow defeats Picasso's expression of the absurdity of war and his innovative expession in cubistic terms. Could this help to educate those unimpressed with modern art.....maybe, maybe not. This 3-D exploration also shows that Picasso could easily have been an equally strong Sculptor on his own right had he pursued "the art in the round".

[jdbohdan]

@clayartiz Um,...he was a sculptor dude.

[clayartiz]

@jdbohdan . Actually,...he wasn't in the strictest of the terms. Picasso was primarily a painter and draughtsman. Case in point, the Picasso production in ceramics. While great in their own right, Picasso, in fact, never actually made those forms,although he did design and "paint" them once the act of making the object in the round was completed. In this respect he owed a lot to the catalan potters who did the "dirty work". Despite this delegation of labour one cannot diminish his creativity.

[jdbohdan]

@clayartiz In the strictest of terms? You mean he wasn't labeled as a sculptor therefore not viewed as such? In reality he did create sculpture (even aside from ceramic work)

[clayartiz]

@jdbohdan Fair enough. I guess we could agree that Picasso whichever work we observe and appreciate was a great visual artist. After all, the labels are just that, a label. A way which art historians and the public can grasp and understand who they are appreciating in some sort of context.

[jdbohdan]

@clayartiz True, unfortunately labels can also be detrimental and inhibit real understanding by their limitations. Over simplifications can create a skewed view of reality. 

[astranine]

@clayartiz An architect designs a building, but he doesn't build it.

[butzdgreat82]

thank you. i'l share this vid to my students. thanks a lot.

[sdfgdsgfsdfg]

When I first saw Picasso's "Guernica", it immediately reminded me of Dürer's "Melencolia".

Ingenious...

[Florent01Shiyro]

C'est Magnifique ;) Grace à sa ma Prof de français serait heureuse ;)

[rivaldi83tkt]

weshhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[Spaniard781]

Asombroso

[ERIJUL83]

eSO LO PINTO XO XXDXDXD

[pixiewilson42]

absolutely stunning 5****

[teddyallen]

eskerrik asco!

[ernes786]

simplemente fascinante !!!

[kyriakh123]

Πολύ συγκινητικό!!!!

[FernandoBonetG]

Reverendo !!

[locative]

Magnífica interpretación espacial de la pintura. Felicito a Lena Gieseke, es un trabajo muy limpio. Lo cierto es que no es nada fácil realizar esta tarea en obras cubistas como esta donde los perspectivas se cruzan tan densamente.

[azerty79286]

pour ceux qui aiment l'art skyblog : mesDessins007

[acsdjust]

Es realmente impressionante....su video!!!!

Saluto...

[elzorroestepario]

Esta obra genial de esta artista reformula las limitaciones de una pintura y valiéndose de lo digital, se ve fusionado con la escultura, y asi nace un producto nuevo, fresco, que logra cautivar de la misma manera que el cuadro , del mismo picassso, ahora en nuestra época que esta marcada por lo tecnológico, no podría escaparse , la pintura de esto...

[elzorroestepario]

detras de los personajes enfocando detalles del mismo, a si la obra adquiere ese designio "video arte", ya que: "El video arte defiende un lenguaje audiovisual que se conforma en la indagación de cualquier razón alternativa para sintetizar y articular códigos expresivos procedentes de diversos ámbitos del audiovisual". (fuente wikipedia)

[elzorroestepario]

el Guernica es un famoso cuadro de Picasso, que es replanteado por esta artista alemana Lena Gieseke, en esta su obra se ve claramente representada estas animacion que, "es una propuesta más enfocada a personas que rompen con los parámetros comerciales". (fuente Wikipedia), el vídeo arte se basa en el campo experimental, a qui no se ve un guion fijo solo es un recorrido por el cuadro, y enfoca aspecto antes inimaginados pero tal vez soñados por ver, ángulos de este enigmático cuadro

[CruzMoranValino]

Stunning! Asombroso!

[Catalanfight]

Fantastic video¡!

[eduvelez4]

buenisimo!

[mightyafrowhitey]

and I'm also not sure where the "he draws like a child" thing comes from. I assume it's intended as an insult. well, I've seen many childrens drawing that are much more creative and pleasing to me than many painted by grown men who are supposed to be "good"

He had the adventurous imagination of a child combined with the technical precision and mastery of a genius.

[elzorroestepario]

Picasso: " Yo de niño pintaba como Rafael, pero me tomo toda una vida pintar como un niño"...

[mightyafrowhitey]

I've never for the life of me understood how people don't GET picasso. first of all, realism for me, gets rather boring after a while. secondly, I have to admit I have no idea what the hell ABSTRACT could possibly mean when describing a tyoe of art. to me, art, by its very nature is concrete and can never be abstract, such as something like math. there is nonrepresentational art, which picasso obviously didn't do. idk. and btw, his technique was flawless, this is obvious to me.

[silviagehlen]

Hi!

This one is great!

Can you send it to me by e-mail please?

I need for school stuff..

Thank you

[667JOJO]

ok

so we have different opinions

i dont appreciate cubism

i dont know,it never made me feel anything

like you know some pieces really make you feel something?

its like they go right through you an leave a mark

and i never tried cubism

i just draw/paint in different medias now cause im still trying to find the right one

for the moment its soft pastels

they can make realistic impressions

[667JOJO]

im talking 20+ hours over 2 days

good artists= leonardo da vince,monet,and other realists

i dont like cubism,or whatever the fuck he is doing,thats why he sucks

its like asking a 5 year old to draw

or that new " art " they have

just spray paint on a canvas and sell it for 40 billion

[VoxJoxx]

wow

[667JOJO]

dude your a pain in the ass.go fuck yourself with your large painting.20 hours is nothing,try working on something for a moth or two,moron

and i have no idea who thomas kinkade is,and i really dont give a shit

and at that very moment you werent working on a painting,you were trying to impress people with you"Knowledge" of art

i bet you suck at art

[667JOJO]

ok,just because a painting is big doesnt mean its good,and everyone can experiment

do you know anything about art?

i mean,not the type you learn in books or from looking at other artists

have you ever painted or drawn or done anything artistic?

i dont think you have

i think you dont have a clue what your talking about

art is different for everyone the guy is dead and you talk about him like you knew him better then everyone

[mightyafrowhitey]

@667JOJO He sucks??? You naievely assume that because the majority of Picasso's paintings are heavily stylized depictions of reality (he was NOT in any way a non-representational painter such as Pollock or Mondrian) that he couldn't do it. He was classically trained from a very early age and was very proficiant at realistic portraits since he was a child. He wouldn't never have been able to paint the way he did unless he was a technical virtuoso.

[667JOJO]

yeah,and ironically i'd love to kill myself

ok,maybe you think the painting is fucking great and all that,thats good for you dude,but i dont give a shit

its shit,i dont like it,and it looks like the guy was blind and drunk when he did that

and about every artist has personal style moron,and you cant be called an artist without imagination

[Ourmutual]

Muy bueno y el acompañamiento musical también estupendo.

[ITSbigwillystyle]

Is he a true artist? Or is he just a bad drawer? I cannot say I appreciate his work.

[tfolv]

Genial!!

Bueno y vos sos muy entendido o qué?

[jaffachicho]

Una buena manera de interpretar al maestro. Aparte de difundir su obra entre los menos entendidos...

[coloresyalegrias]

Monumental et magique !

[hxcjuank]

It's the song Nana, which is part of of Manuel de Fallas Siete canciones populares españolas...

[boognish1975]

crap drawing

i could do better than that when drunk

[667JOJO]

exactly!!! i totally agree

[Josuig]

You don't like? Fine, but don't say the painting is crap. I bet you that your drawings wouldn't attract not even a bunch of 4th graders.

[jairete2]

Mirabile visu!

[stefpastefpa]

its super!!!!!!!!

[ginamonteschannel]

WOW!

[gamernihad]

This guy imagines in 6d

[magnifisica]

Congratulations, Amazing work in 3D

[kimofilms]

A central aspect to Picasso's work is the paradoxical fracture of the picture plane. While the 3D is a spectacle, it forces the forms to resolve themselves in a virtual space that was meant always to be absurd, like the violence of war on the innocent.

[667JOJO]

ok,im really sorry if this is pissing anybody off...no,actually,im not,but this is crap...the painting,i mean,what did people see in him??its just too easy

a three year old could do this

[butolina]

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO­OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL your a looser forget art

[667JOJO]

fuck you, you little dip shit,do you even have any skills in art? i was posing my opinion,not asking for some low life to answer my comment

[butolina]

IoI what a dumb your opinion is obviousIy stupid i work in art business fucker

[667JOJO]

yeah you do...xD

you are shit

the simple fact that you are human means that you are shit

fuck off

you mean nothing

to anyone

you'll never mean anything

loner

your very existence is a nuisance

maggot

[butolina]

ahahahahahahahahahahahahaahaha­hah what a freak i mean more than you do for sure

Iooser

[667JOJO]

of course you do...xD

[butolina]

you have seen the Iight congratioIations

[667JOJO]

haha,xD wasn't that fun?!:D

nice arguing with you dude

honestly,Picasso isnt my favorite painters,i refer realists...:)

but everyone has different tastes

i only looked this video up because its supposed to be a masterpiece

it must be,in its own style

i don't know

i only do art,im not good at artists or what the different styles or types of paintings are...

[butolina]

ahahahhahah

Ok dude im studing art i apriciate the Iines of picasso

[Gonzojournalism1]

realist art is for unimaginative cocksuckers who've never heard about photography

[667JOJO]

nobody ever asked you for your opinion motherfucker

[mightyafrowhitey]

@667JOJO Picasso's painting transcended genres, as he routinely combined elements of cubism surrealism and realism into his works. He wasn't afraid to let himself be influenced by other styles, and take different elements from each style and incorporate them into his own unique style. calling him simple a "cubist" does the man injustics, he transcended labals.

btw, it's very presumptuous to assume that just because you don't "get" something, it must not be good. it makes you look ignorant.

[667JOJO]

ok,i get your point...i just dont see it...and have you ever heard that people have different tastes?? i just dont like him,to me he isnt good....

[mightyafrowhitey]

@667JOJO Yea man, I know what you're saying. I wouldn't expect everyone to like the same things I did. I wasn't trying to sound like a dickhead. I've just never understood the criticism of him not being able to draw or paint realistically, because he graduauated art school when he was still a little kid. So her certainly could, he just usually chose not to. But yea, you're right. To each his own...

[667JOJO]

thank you:)

[djmolina47]

bellísimo dragful...

[leonardoturra]

oi galerinha do mal

[lucmilanesi]

que quadro feio by mila ;)

[anmerpozzobon]

idiota.

[lisbethsita9157]

creo que mirandolo desde esta perspectiva, el cuadro toma un sentido impactante, jamas hubiese logrado ese tipo de imagen si no fuera por este detallado recorrido

[antoniomd19]

Amazing work in 3D as camera movement.Picasso will be proud of it.

[c2ktheotherartist]

nice, even though i think it's the music thats more emotive than the painting ever was

[bwfc1975]

Brilliant. Thank you for posting this amazing video.

[amieres123]

This is absolutely brilliant.

A great idea and very well executed.

Well done!

[jn1720]

I went to Madrid last weekend to see this painting and somehow it was relieving to have seen it at least once in lifetime.

[dLimboStick]

Seeing it in person was like seeing a completely different image. Cameras just can't capture the subtle changes in hue that really bring the image to life and drown you in the emotion of the piece. I'm not an art aficionado, I'm just a guy that loves art, but I found myself studying this painting for at least an hour in the Museo Reina Sophia. Definitely a MUST SEE.

[ENCARNI24]

Amazing, very beautiful.

[isaap]

amazing, it refreshes the love for picasso.

gave me goosebumps

[tonimateos]

ver el cuadro me impacto: su belleza, su fuerza, su tamaño (es grandioso y esplendido).

ahora poder apreciarlo en 3d es un placer fantastico. enhorabuena.

[12ut5]

Such a beautifully done video! How was it done? All computer graphics?

[leunamanolo1980]

expectacular

[litoantonio]

buenisimo realmente buenisimo me a impactado precioso

[lachicadeayer6]

muy lindo...

[Exkalibur27]

es genial y es español el video es genial ^_^

[chilledmunkybrains]

pointless exercise. its like taking hieroglyphics and adding depth to them, which is redundant. the 3d doesn't reveal anything. just go an see the picture in real-life.

[TheOpineitor]

Totally agree. It's like colouring Casablanca.

[Littlezombie]

why do ppl like picasso?

it is like looking at a mind ravaged by mania.

[xynwaima]

"And I, since cubism and beyond, I have satisfied these gentlemen and these critics with all the various whims which have entered my head, and the less they understood them, the more they admired. By amusing myself at these games, at all these tomfooleries, at all these brain-busters, riddles and arabesques, I became famous quite rapidly. And celebrity means for a painter: sales increment, money, wealth." --Picasso.

[anelliQ]

Wow. This is totally cool!