To all you whingers. Have you actually listened to her thought processes. She thinks and paints like an artist. Just because it’s not traditional, does not mean it isn’t creative. Technique is wonderful to use in art, but realistic painting and flowers and landscapes isn’t for everyone! She’s intelligent, a thinker. I find her fascinating.
yeah she's very considerate in composition and narrative not unike a story book illustrator but not mentally confined to the world of commercial art. she reminds me of William Blake and the more Mythical work of an early Rothko.
She's deceptive in that the work from a distance seems naive, but up close there's complexity in the technique and in the motivation. Really inspiring.
She certainly seems the embodiment that art travels from the artist to the canvas and not the other way around. Debate of purported talent goes away as irrelevant when the human holding the brush is authentically artistic. Such a marvel transcends, and we mortals can't help but see it on a canvas. We don't love at for technique, we love it for its honesty.
Wylie's work is best understood in the context of conventional art history, which she studied at the Royal College of Art from 1979 to 1981, because her art is, like most art, about art.
I don't mean to sound like a troll--I'm interested in all kinds of art and I try to stay open-minded, but can someone explain the appeal of painting that is, very literally, infantile? I actually love kids' drawings, but the same style from an elderly person is something else again.
Maybe her art is not for you...simple as that...your life experience has not made this art accessible to you. Nothing to be ashamed of. I, personally, am awestruck by it.
I think that there are certain emotions and feelings that imperfect looking art can communicate more effectively than very technically skilled, realistic looking paintings. For me, her childlike style feels very wild, truthful, and free.
To all you whingers. Have you actually listened to her thought processes. She thinks and paints like an artist. Just because it’s not traditional, does not mean it isn’t creative. Technique is wonderful to use in art, but realistic painting and flowers and landscapes isn’t for everyone! She’s intelligent, a thinker. I find her fascinating.
yeah she's very considerate in composition and narrative not unike a story book illustrator but not mentally confined to the world of commercial art. she reminds me of William Blake and the more Mythical work of an early Rothko.
Just discovered this artist....... and I REALLY like her work. I like her simplistic complex style. Genius x
One of the very best.
I love her approach to her art work. Her subjects very simple but effective.
Simply listening to her belies how wonderfully bonkers she truly is. What a gem !
She's deceptive in that the work from a distance seems naive, but up close there's complexity in the technique and in the motivation. Really inspiring.
She is lovely too!
Tate what is the book shown around the 47 second mark? 0:47
she's lovely man
@@jamesworthy772 A book by Marina Warner.
Just love her!! The art is great!!!!
She certainly seems the embodiment that art travels from the artist to the canvas and not the other way around. Debate of purported talent goes away as irrelevant when the human holding the brush is authentically artistic. Such a marvel transcends, and we mortals can't help but see it on a canvas. We don't love at for technique, we love it for its honesty.
i love all of the artists at the Tate but i'm carving a special place out of my
heart for Rose!
Her painting is like her lipstick!
Wylie's work is best understood in the context of conventional art history, which she studied at the Royal College of Art from 1979 to 1981, because her art is, like most art, about art.
ＲＯＳＥ ＷＹＬＩＥの絵は本当に素晴らしい！この凄い才能が日本ではまだ注目されてないのが、大変残念だ！我儘一杯であるが、とにかく絵がうまい！線も色もいい！まだまだ元気で大暴れして欲しい！ＲＯＳＥ ＷＹＬＩＥがいるからイギリスが大好きになった！
Great stuff!
Amazing
she's lovely
i liked it....
👑
I like her abstracted design
me too !
I don't mean to sound like a troll--I'm interested in all kinds of art and I try to stay open-minded, but can someone explain the appeal of painting that is, very literally, infantile? I actually love kids' drawings, but the same style from an elderly person is something else again.
Maybe her art is not for you...simple as that...your life experience has not made this art accessible to you. Nothing to be ashamed of. I, personally, am awestruck by it.
I think that there are certain emotions and feelings that imperfect looking art can communicate more effectively than very technically skilled, realistic looking paintings. For me, her childlike style feels very wild, truthful, and free.
@@connorstaub9299 well said
Can I just say how amazing a lady she is? I just want to meet her :D
❤
Reminds me of basquiats work . But it's hers.
She seems to be an amazing lovely lady, but I am not very sure about her art tbh.🤔
For fuck sake
object quality,, lines of registration//
Total rubbish
Me thinks the king's new clothes, Has the world gone totally mad?
exactly
Is art only a medium to display beauty? Or is it a way of communicating that which cannot be said with words?
'Me thinks' is a modern-day mark of a moron. And it is the 'Emperor's' not 'king's. What a fuckwit you are.
Seriously? Is this for real 😳….
I love modern art. However this is rubbish made by a elderly child.
This beautiful clothing is for the emperor, only the smartest person can see it.
Crap
DEGENERATION WOOMAN !!!
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