Catching, appealing, mentally healing! REMIX!
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Double trouble! Biutifool Beastard celebrates the works of Eugéne Delacroix and thos of Théodore Gericault.
This time it’s all about evils…kids with nuclear weapons…maniacs with too much power…villains with too much bad luck! Aliens laugh at us above our heads.
Biutifool Beastard—-APOCALYPSE WOW! Just remixed!
Biutifool Beastard on behance : http://www.behance.net/gallery/Biutifool-Beastard/2310812
Biutifool Beastard on Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/BiutifoolBeastard
Biutifool Beastard on RE/Mixed Media Festival : http://remixnyc.com/exhibitor/biutifool-beastard/
Biutifool Beastard on Interartive : http://artcopyright.interartive.org/biutifool-beastard-domenico-barra/
Remember, Biutifool Beastard loves you! #ff #followfriday http://www.behance.net/gallery/Biutifool-Beastard/2310812
A new hope for a new pope, god saves the king of remix! @Pontifex_it @pontifex @creativecommons @cc_italy #remix #pope #copyleft
Biutifool Beastard on Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/BiutifoolBeastard
Biutifool Beastard on Behance : http://www.behance.net/gallery/Biutifool-Beastard/2310812
Jean-Auguste Dominique Ingres was really in love with Barbie but she didn’t totally forget her ex bf, Ken Carson. One day the worst happened. Jean-Auguste Dominique found both of them in his studio. Barbie posing naked for Ken and he was using Ingres paint and brush and also Ken was wearing Ingres clothes. Jean-Auguste Dominique went mad, also because Barbie was smoking in the studio and Ingres hates cigarette smokers. ANGRY INGRES
#ff Biutifool Beastard believes that freeing arts from “the all rights reserved” helps the spreading of informations and notions and culture globally and also enriches the collective imaginary expanding its boundaries resulting in a consequent improvement of people’s life style making them more serene and happy.
Biutifool Beastard : http://www.behance.net/gallery/Biutifool-Beastard/2310812
Manet loved to paint…but what he loved the most were binge drinking and pussy! #toxicpassions
Biutifool Beastard remixes Manet…
Biutifool Beastard vs the great masters of history of art: http://www.behance.net/gallery/Biutifool-Beastard/2310812
Original Pirate Material - www.behance.com/dombarra
#freeculture #creativecommons #copyleft
Biutifool Beastard is a Bmx pirate and a visual mash up artist restyling and remixing the works of the Great Masters of history of art.
He makes his works slicing “mastery” paintings using his left hooked hand and then re-arranging his favourite bits all together. Doing so, he aims to create new works with new bizarre (off the wall) but in topic storylines with a freaky fancy look and a more catching visual “language” … remix to create new stories based on and inspired by old stories, to extrapolate the subjects of the paintings from their original past contexts and to throw them into new comical, grottesque, eccentric contemporary scenarios. Characters from old times meet characters from modern times and everything is possible and everything can happen like Dominque Ingres falling in love with Barbie or Serge Gainsbourg playing songs in Manet’s favourite brothel.
Biutifool Beastard pays tribute to the great masters but also he mocks them, he is a prankster and an unusual erudite chap.
His mission is to make the so called “high” art/culture more accessible for everybody, to tickle the curiosity of the indifferent, often excluded and distant public. He believes that all depends about how art is shown to people to pick their attentions and to drive them towards unexplored fields and previously undesired or obscured facts. Art is made by people. Knowledge is made by people. Culture is made by people, REMIXING FOR THE PEOPLE!
Unfortunately life is not easy for our dear friend. Biutifool Beastard respects the works of his fellow colleagues and he wishes to preserve the original paintings, he is not a vandal neither a thief. He would love to ask the permission directly to the artists but sadly they are all dead. So he uses duplications of works. Unfortunately some “copies” are protected by exclusive rights owned either by private corporations or by public/private institutions and he hasn’t got neither a cent to pay for obtaining the legal use of them, neither he has the will of doing so. Art is made by people for the people. The present is built on the past and the past can’t be priced forever. To price images, aswell as to price sounds, videos and texts, is to price knowledge and to price knowledge is not just about making it elitist but it’s also an attempt to control knowledge, to control culture. Biutifool Beastard believes that freeing arts from “the all rights reserved” helps the spreading of informations and notions and culture globally and also enriches the collective imaginary expanding its boundaries resulting in a consequent improvement of people’s life style making them more serene and happy.
Biutifool Beastard is a support campaing for the use of digital medias and the use of remix techniques into the making of art. It is also a support campaing for the Creative Commons and Copyleft licences in terms of protection of intellectual rights in matters of the creations of images, sounds, videos, texts. It is a support campaing for free culture and the freedom of sharing contents and informations without the control by corporations and private or public institution.
#remix #newyork #brooklyn
The eclettic, sexy, outrageous, gentleman and pirate “BIUTIFOOL BEASTARD” will be present at this year Re/Mixed Media Festival in Brooklyn, New York, U.S.A
STAY BIUTIFOOL, STAY REMIXED!
Take a look at Biutifool Beastard on http://www.behance.net/gallery/Biutifool-Beastard/2310812
ITALIAN art experts have discovered around 100 drawings and a few paintings by Renaissance master #Caravaggio.
Biutifool Beastard | A mash up visual artist and a bmx pirate
BEHANCE | http://www.behance.net/gallery/Biutifool-Beastard/2310812
ADWEEK |http://talent.adweek.com/gallery/Biutifool-Beastard/2310812
The Creators Project | http://gallery.thecreatorsproject.com/gallery/Biutifool-Beastard/2310812
Biutifool Beastard Vs J.L. David - 2012 - Computer generated picture (In support of Copyleft)
Biutifool Beastard is a Bmx pirate and a visual mash up artist restyling the works of the Great Masters of history of art making them more accesible for the idly exited generation.
Custom prints avaible directly from Fotomoto through Behance on | http://www.behance.net/gallery/Biutifool-Beastard/2310812
Biutifool Beastard is also on The Creators Project | http://gallery.thecreatorsproject.com/gallery/Biutifool-Beastard/2310812
and on Adweek Talent Gallery | http://talent.adweek.com/gallery/Biutifool-Beastard/2310812
Dom Barra | http://www.behance.net/dombarra
DOM BARRA, neapolitan artist, approched and started his practice in the field of visual art during his 7 years of life in England, Great Britain, studying at the Leeds College of Art and Design. His creative production interests a wide use of techniques such as installation, digital art, mixed medias paintings with a choice of subjects spreading from works with sociopolitical concerns to works with a more introspective approch.
The works of D. Barra are characterized by an eccentric use of colours. The artist lights up his creative flair with any tools or objects on his hand, works of a very strong visual impact and out of the boundries of “style” of mass consumption art.
D. Barra has exhibited either in Italy or abroad his native country with a preference towards unusual spaces outside the common and enlightened “temples” consecrated to the worship of art excellences.
The perpetuating creative dialectic of D. Barra results in a constant research for innovative artistic results in matters of subjects and the ways they can be depicted.
Biutifool Beastard vs E. Manet - 2011 - Computer generated picture
to view the rest of the works by Biutifool Beastard…follow the link!
