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The artitst said: Photo-realism is the result of a pronounced taste for concrete things and details. I developed my techniques around the reproduction of existing subjects that I paint in the most faithful way possible. In theory, there is nothing to interpret.
A Rafale is a Rafale. One millimeter of difference, and it’s not the same airplane anymore. Once you get that in, photo-realism is self-evident. It’s a classic feature of aeronautical painting. I don’t know many painters in this field who reinterpret the lines of the planes they paint. Each painter has a own style, with a personal touch, but you can (usually) recognize the plane at first glance.
One of those eternal debates on the definition of Art. Is photography Art? Is digital painting Art? The only thing I know is that Art has the value that each people give it. So I leave to you the answer to this question.
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