Logo
  • Get Involved!
  • FAQs
  • About
  • Archive
  • RSS
  • Ask me anything
  • Submit
banner

Magnus Gjoen

Magnus Gjoen’s prints examine how to change peoples relationship and preconceived notions of objects. Something which is potentially extremely destructive can be made into beautiful yet fragile objects of art. It’s this misconception of beauty which Magnus Gjoen wants us to see in a different light, being it weapons, animals or the human race itself. The latter which is capable of creating immense beauty but also capable of destroying it all. Taking inspiration from street and pop art and juxtapositioning it with fine art, he creates new and modern takes on old masterpieces or manipulates something powerful and strong into something fragile but beautiful. He often questions the correlation between religion, war, beauty & destruction in his art. Magnus Gjoen was born in London to Norwegian parents and studied design in London and Milan and works as a designer/graphic designer for Vivienne Westwood. (via)

    • #art
    • #contemporary
    • #digital art
    • #halloween
    • #magnus gjoen
    • #skulls
    • #alie
    • #radar
    • #featured
    • #october2013featured
  • 7 months ago
  • 8789
  • Permalink
  • Share
    Tweet

8789 Notes/ Hide

  1. crazycars-shootingstars reblogged this from lavidaentreparentesis
  2. proofofevidence likes this
  3. barchiebiscia likes this
  4. gregoblogo reblogged this from outspokencollection
  5. outspokencollection reblogged this from shootwithme
  6. try-stayin-jolly reblogged this from coriano
  7. coriano reblogged this from lorenashort
  8. riba-bez-trusov reblogged this from fille-defleur
  9. foolme1nce reblogged this from ughpsh
  10. hexagreendesignmaniac reblogged this from slowartday
  11. ayydot reblogged this from haveagayday
  12. haveagayday reblogged this from slowartday
  13. curxes likes this
  14. sodslaws reblogged this from slowartday and added:
    I bought the middle left skull two weeks ago and finally have it on my wall. I love it! 42/50 Magnus Gjoen Magnus...
  15. hymni-anima-mea reblogged this from plummy-and-slam
  16. hymni-anima-mea likes this
  17. blakeink reblogged this from paintedfire
  18. wongli reblogged this from slowartday
  19. zjessica-echelon likes this
  20. sad-happy-cold-passionate reblogged this from slowartday
  21. ettor likes this
  22. scumsucking-roadwh0re likes this
  23. implexianimae reblogged this from gunsandshadows
  24. gunsandshadows reblogged this from dauchii
  25. bequietanddrive-faraway reblogged this from miguelloureiro
  26. miguelloureiro reblogged this from helenaquadros
  27. kolbyblack reblogged this from amorcondussenoiadunamorte
  28. miguelloureiro likes this
  29. helenaquadros reblogged this from amorcondussenoiadunamorte
  30. amorcondussenoiadunamorte reblogged this from slowartday
  31. amorcondussenoiadunamorte likes this
  32. itssjordan94 likes this
  33. burnyourtowndown reblogged this from babybunts
  34. timewellspent likes this
  35. taking-names reblogged this from changethelocks
  36. metrosideros-polymorpha reblogged this from slowartday
  37. eishyo likes this
  38. chameleonmagic reblogged this from changethelocks
  39. chameleonmagic likes this
  40. housenigga reblogged this from peekta
  41. taking-names likes this
  42. fatty4batty likes this
  43. manofthemountains reblogged this from peekta
  44. vidapasada reblogged this from peekta
  45. changethelocks reblogged this from peekta and added:
    Magnus Gjoen Magnus Gjoen’s prints examine how to change peoples relationship and preconceived notions of objects....
  46. peekta reblogged this from cm-arkit
  47. skullptural reblogged this from slowartday
  48. rick-deckards-underpants reblogged this from slowartday
  49. fixation-al likes this
  50. emmarijuana likes this
  51. Show more notesLoading...
← Previous • Next →

Slow Art Day

Avatar One day each year – April 12 in 2014 – people all over the world visit local museums and galleries to look at art slowly. Participants look at five works of art for 10 minutes each and then meet together over lunch to talk about their experience. That’s it. Simple by design, the goal is to focus on the art and the art of seeing.

Elsewhere

  • @slowartday on Twitter
  • Facebook Profile

Twitter

loading tweets…

  • RSS
  • Random
  • Archive
  • Ask me anything
  • Submit
  • Mobile

Effector Theme by Pixel Union.

Powered by Tumblr