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Jeroen Goulooze

Art by Jeroen Goulooze Jeroen Goulooze uses digital tools to create art that is inspired by classical topics and themes. He (re)use artistic elements and story elements that have been used many times before (in the west anyway): the villain, the beast, the hero, the odalisque, the saint, the apocalypse, victory, defeat, love, longing. The interpretations are his; the elements are old, ages old. Those elements are part of the cultural language he was born into. His way of working started with a series called 'new saints', depicting modern saints that could be alive today, or in the future maybe. Is that Earth in the background or some other planet?