A designer from the USA showed how locations from famous paintings in reality would look like (Photo)

Yulia Pidlubnyak, designer of YMAGE WORKS studio in New York, using the 3D Max program, recreated world famous masterpieces in the form of voluminous illustrations that help to look at the surroundings of paintings as something really existing. It is interesting that the girl removed all human figures from the illustrations, thus focusing her attention on the situation and landscape.

Once, a designer from New York, Julia Pidlubnyak, looked through paintings by famous artists, read the language of the creators and tried to understand what they really wanted to say with their works. The woman realized that often not the people in the portraits are the main ones - the situation itself, written behind them, speaks much more.

Then Julia removed all human figures from the paintings and provided the audience with the opportunity to examine in detail the features of lighting and architectural forms lurking in the depths of the picture. So the online exhibition of her works was born, which she presented on the Behance portal.

“Each artist creates his own style, which reflects his perception of reality. It is like a filter that allows you to look at the world through the prism of their unique vision. But what did the artists really see?” Pidlubnyak thinks.