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George Grie Art Collections

Shop for artwork from George Grie based on themed collections. Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

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Artwork by George Grie

Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

About George Grie

George Grie I am confident that new graphic technologies unlock endless possibilities for creative individuals. The visual capabilities of some contemporary 3d applications are far beyond common human comprehension. Today the sky is the limit to exercising your imagination, intelligence, and ambitions. “Everything is possible” could be a motto of present and future digital artists. I’m trying to prove it in every one of my modest creations. Never-ending combinations of renderings, lightings, and shape deformations bring you the sensation of full liberty. There are no more hours of a laborious painting routine. There is no more painful drafting. Everything is instant under the tips of your flying fingers. There is only one chilling obstacle between you and your perfect design – a lack of imagination. Recommended for visiting websites: Modern art surrealism prints: George Grie neosurrealism gallery.
Neo-Surrealism or Neosurrealism is the term given to the reappearance of the famous surrealism movement in the late 1970s. Initially, the movement focused on relating surrealism with pop art, but lately, modern artists have been exploring other directions within the present movement. Neosurrealism was called contemporary surrealism for a long time due to the noticeable visual similarity of these two movements. However, the main difference between the two styles is that Neosurrealism does not have the original idea of rational control freedom or psychic automatism declared by Andr Breton, in his Manifeste du surralisme.
Neosurrealism is the combined imagery of dreams and fantasies or subconscious mind visions in fine art painting, digital art graphics, and photography. Modern computer technologies brought tons of additional depicting power to contemporary artists. Neosurrealism does not have a particular founder or group. The movement is still unclear, but it is developing rapidly, adding more professional and amateur art enthusiasts daily. Thousands of contemporary artists, digital and traditional fine art media, create neo-surrealistic, surreal fantasy, and fantasy realism artworks comparable to Neosurrealism.