wasted by nikolais
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Almost still life, except that the old clock keeps ticking, although the hands were lost a few years ago.With a little brushwork and a layer showing part of is face.Thanks a lot for viewing. commenting, and faving. Happy May 1st. It used to be a major political holiday in the USSR.
Be well wherever you are.
Comments (14)
happy 1st of may !
Very expressive work , many feelings are given by this image !!!!!!!
Timeless! Such an elegant art work, Nikolay, and like an Victorian painting in some ways.
How old would you be if you didn't know how old you are? ~Satchel Paige A masterwork! Time moves inexorably forward, even when the clock has no hands. A happy May Day to you, Nikolay.
Your work is always amazing, Happy 1st May. x
It is a public holiday in South Africa as well. Not that i was off as i am working morning shift now till next week and Thursday. Amazing work my friend. God bless.
A really beautiful still life. I like the beautiful light in this.
Atmospheric to the hilt! Wow, what a stunning piece of artwork!
I love this, is full of meaning for me! I hope you had a happy May 1!
Masterful! The clock face repeated creates a mood, and the light as well.
Ditto all the superlatives above. You've done it again, to me: You've made me think of all the things I miss with the camera and in postwork. It's almost as if you did this on silk (the texture of the shot); and you handle light masterfully. It's both an old precious artifact as well as a fresh-done re-interpretation of this space...the solace, loneliness and exquisite intimacy of this space. The lamp is beautiful there; the clock (in its original place) is a 'rooting' presence, the big---what? I guess neck strap or shoulder strap, for a bag maybe, or for a camera bag?---is mysterious and perfect, not only in its fine-lined texture but in its grays and blacks and whites. And the rest of the objects are like etchings into reality, like they were etched into the very air. And the big clock in the background just sets is all off. Grounds us in indeterminate time. You're a master of texture and light, of finding infinity in intimate spaces, and of finding hidden meanings in the everyday objects of life. This is masterful. Tremendous work, Nikolay. It's just masterful.
Our time (in human terms) which has no hands as observed here and could really be the case, compared to the time of the whole Universe ... Our few seconds here on Earth - compared to billion of years of that big creation - pales into insignificance. But there is no paleness about your creation here, Nikolay - it is a gentle reminder of the little things in life, we love and which mean something to us, and they all have a story attached - thanks for sharing it with us ... nothing wasted at all ... BB
a peacefull composed still life, Nicolais! you created a special mood and it reminds of the time which you could stop with this work! ;o)
An impressive and superb illustration of time passing us by ...your postwork is excellent indeed !