‘Inspired by all things abnormal, paranormal, the mystique and the extraterrestrial’, Amsterdam-based digital painter and sculptor Danny van Ryswyk creates dark, surreal artworks using two and three-dimensional software.
To create his digital paintings and 3D sculptures, he blends the traditional techniques with the latest technology.
“I simply use the computer as a tool, just like a photographer uses his camera, or a painter his brush. For me, the computer is my camera, brush and canvas.
It opens a whole new world of possibilities for me as an artist to work with a medium that is so exciting and new.
Each work is created with 3D-software. I fuse the latest technology with traditional techniques.”
When Danny was a kid, he and his mother had a strange encounter with a UFO, an event that has left an important mark in his works.
The happening influenced him to explore ‘all things that exist outside the boundaries of science ability to explain or measure.’
See more details of Danny’s surreal art on his website, where he also explains his technique.
In the Name of Lucifer
Acrylic Paint on Polyamide 3D Printed Sculpture
In the Name of Lucifer
Archival Pigment Print on Hahnemuhle Cotton paper
Tender Loving Darkness
Acrylic Paint on Polyamide 3D Printed Sculpture
Tender Loving Darkness
Archival Pigment Print on Hahnemuhle Cotton paper
White Rabbit
Acrylic Paint on Polyamide 3D Printed Sculpture
White Rabbit
Archival Pigment Print on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Baryta paper
Possessed
The Vague Forms of a Dream
The World Within
Strange Days Have Found Us
The Wondrous
Anthropomorphic
