Dalmatian Woman and Dogs

If you have one or two Dalmatian dogs in your family, or a woman from Dalmatia, then this piece of art is for you. I tried to recreate the style of late modernist neo-expressionism or early postmodern painting of the late 1970s. It is characterized by raw, expressive brushstrokes and a rejection of traditional compositions. The style is strongly influenced by German Expressionism, such as Max Beckmann. In terms of content, it is about dog owners becoming more and more similar to their pets over time. So, have fun with the three Dalmatians...

Frank Daske is a photographer, digital artist and designer. He lives in Karlsruhe, in the sunny south of Germany. He always painted, later photographed. After a professional life in the IT industry, there is now more time for pictures again. With the help of artificial intelligence (AI), he creates globally recognized and sought-after digital works of art in a wide variety of categories, from photography and design to painting, pop art and street art. In combination with an experienced, creative designer, artificial intelligence can sometimes become "artistic" intelligence. Art always remains a reflection of reality, whether with the hand axe, the brush, the camera, the iPad or even with the help of the new technology of artificial intelligence. AI is nothing more and nothing less than another, still very young, largely unexplored possibility of representation. Many otherwise common technical limitations are eliminated. This gives enormous room for creativity - but also for superfluous nonsense or even abuse. In addition to trendy topics in the field of posters and POD, Frank Daske is also happy to create very surprising and unusual works of art for your gallery. Please google me for more.

Dalmatian Woman and Dogs