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The Flowers Of The Kings - Butterflies Dance

The Flowers Of The Kings - Butterflies Dance, 1962

Victor ORLY

Oil on canvas, steel and silk

  Original Item, 215 x 145 x 25 cm

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Artist

About Victor ORLY

Victor Orly (born Guennadi Grebniov on 20 February 1962) is a contemporary French painter, one of the major representatives of new-age impressionism, the president of cultural and art association Capitale, director of Capitale & Victor ORLY Gallery, a member of Guangdong Yuehua Painting Academy, Guangzhou, China.

He has been living and working in France since 2004.

Design

About this Design

Installation: oil painting, found object and steel.
Vincent Van Gogh is a mental teacher for Victor ORLY. It was him and his paintings that inspired Victor ORLY's work. It isn't a new idea to use butterflies to create an art-work (Damien Hirst). Victor ORLY proposed a new interpretation. A shape of a flower of iris resembles a butterfly. Butterflies are attached to a thin and elastic metal string. Butterfly's weight and elasticity of metal are balanced. Butterflies wiggle from the slight movement of air near the painting. The movement the butterflies and heir shadows create an impression of a living painting. Viewers will feel comfort, idyll and harmony.
Size of installation: 145x215
Size of the painting: 100x160, with frame: 125x185
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