Rockefeller CenterRockefeller CenterRockefeller CenterRockefeller Center

Rockefeller Center

by Holger Schickor (aka: hosilab) · Mettendorf, DE

CategoryNew Media
Year2023
Size50 × 82.4 × 0.4 cm
MediumDigitaler Vektordruck als echter UltraHD-Abzug unter 4mm Galerie-Acrylglas auf Aluminium-Dibond-Versiegelung. Höchste Detailgenauigkeit und Brillanz durch modernste Belichtungstechnologie (Whitewall)
Edition1/20
DetailsSigned · Certificate of authenticity · Framed
Price€625

ROCKEFELLER CENTER (2023) This digital artwork reinterprets the iconic 30 Rockefeller Plaza in New York (the Comcast Building, 30 Rock) in a very striking, almost aggressive style. This work can best be described as "High-Contrast Digital Neo-Expressionism" with elements of Graphic Noir. Color Palette: The restriction to an extremely reduced palette (Vibrant Red, Pink, Black, and a toxic Green for the vegetation) creates an unnatural, almost apocalyptic atmosphere. Flatness vs. Structure: Through the high contrast, fine architectural details are eliminated in favor of hard edges and massive color fields. The building thus appears less like stone and glass, but more like a glowing column or an organic form. Perspective: The extreme frog perspective (Low Angle) enhances the already monumental effect of the Art Deco skyscraper and gives it a threatening dominance. An expressive piece of digital art that successfully deconstructs the architectural rigor of Art Deco through a wild, almost punk color choice and digital fragmentation. It is less a depiction than an emotional interpretation of urban monumentality. Signing, certificate (COA) from artcertificate.eu. Other formats and frames possible, please inquire.

Interested in this work?

Messages are screened before delivery to protect artists from spam and scams.

Art in your inbox

What’s worth seeing, once a month

New work from artists we like, exhibitions opening near you, and the occasional story behind a piece. No selling, no daily mail — unsubscribe in one click.

We keep your address to ourselves. Every mail has an unsubscribe link.