Girl with a pearl earring made of Marbles - Pearled Reflections
Girl with a lot of marbles instead of one stunning pearl, this artwork uses glass opaque marbles and transparent marbles mixed with the original work by Vermeer.
Girl with a Pearl Earring is a painting from approximately 1665-1667 by the Dutch master Johannes Vermeer.
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"Pearled Reflections" is a compelling and innovative reinterpretation of Johannes Vermeer's iconic "Girl with a Pearl Earring," rendered through a captivating arrangement of upcycled glass marbles set in clear epoxy. This artwork, featuring a diameter of 38 cm, is beautifully encased in a round shaped black frame, making it suitable for both wall hanging and surface display.
The piece showcases a detailed mosaic made entirely of glass marbles, each selected for their hue and clarity to replicate the subtle shadings and complex textures of the original painting. From the soft, luminous skin tones to the striking blue of the turban and the shimmering gold of the jacket, the marbles enhance the painting’s depth and realism, bringing a dynamic, tactile quality to Vermeer’s masterpiece.
Artist Pep, known for his eco-conscious approach to art, incorporates his signature directly on one of the marbles, adding a personal touch while affirming the artwork's authenticity. "Pearled Reflections" follows the innovative pathway opened by Pep’s first piece, inspired by "Starry Night," and continues to push the boundaries of traditional art through the use of sustainable materials.
This artwork is not just a visual treat but also a statement on the beauty and potential of recycled materials, offering a fresh and contemporary take on a revered classic. Ideal for art lovers who appreciate both the old masters and innovative, environmentally friendly techniques, "Pearled Reflections" stands out as a testament to the timeless appeal of Vermeer's work, reimagined through a modern lens.