Beauty in imperfection art

A kintsugi if sorts.

This is a super old photo I made for my college work about imperfections.

GALERIES BARTOUX on Instagram: "Aiden Kringen constructs each creation like a reverie, capturing the essence of beauty and its imperfections, symbolized by divine cracks ... His psychological portraits on metallic backgrounds are veritable catalysts of emotion … #aidenkringen #painting #fineart #blackandgold #beautyandchaos #contemporaryart #instaart #galeriesbartoux"

Less perfection More authenticity Couldn’t have said it better 🧡 Because it’s within authenticity that you can look beyond competition or rivalry and know you’re doing it your own way. And it’s in imperfection that you can find a source of pure beauty and uniqueness which can give you the energy to achieve whatever you want. At least that’s how I see it 😊 #quoteoftheday #perfectimperfection #authenticity #uniqueness #yourway #goalswithsoul #daovibes #dão #daofashion #sustainablefashion ...

KINTSUGI is the Japanese art of repairing broken ceramics, where fractured pieces are joined with gold or silver. It's about embracing flaws and showing that imperfection is beautiful. >> KINTSUGI encourages us to be resourceful and creatively use what we already have, expressing gratitude for what we possess. >> KINTSUGI fits into wabi-sabi, the Japanese philosophy of embracing

„Self-discovery“ [digital illustrations] 2/3 This series of illustrations shows a journey of self-discovery. The main character travels through an abstract world full of symbols like stones and stairs, representing life’s different phases and challenges. The use of color is really important for these paintings. In some scenes, the yellow figure is dull, with muted shades in different colors to showcase that the figure doesn’t know who it is still. But as the character gets closer to find...