Class Pass
3+ hours of unreleased video teachings,
that will change your knowledge of painting !
3 Modules of 2 videos
+ 1 bonus video
7 VIDEOS SPECIAL OFFER / 398.-€
Module 1.
2 essential videos to sharpen your vision and teach you to create harmony in your paintings. This module is perfect to start your practice.
Video 1.
The natural harmony of shapes.
Included :
how to identify simple shapes hidden behind subjects
illustrated examples of a harmonious combination
the importance of the pentagone, symbol of the organic world
introduction to the golden number
analysis of Martyre de St Erasme painting by Nicolas Poussin
introduction to structure and rhythm in painting
Video 2.
Equivalences.
Included :
how to create dialogues between shapes
applied concepts in classical, modern and contemporary painting
structure, activity and character of shapes
analysis of paintings by Albert Anker, Joan Miro, Franz Kline, Picasso and Rauschenberg.
developing a mastery of shapes harmony and beauty
7 VIDEOS SPECIAL OFFER
The painter’s objective is to generate coherence, beauty and harmony in their work.
Discover the world of shapes, painters prime material.
Module 2.
With these 2 videos, develop your practice with more confidence and become familiar with one of the main shift in Art History.
Vidéo 3.
Contrasts.
Included :
introduction to the organisation of contrasts
3 essential concepts : alternate, prioritize and invert contrasts
analysis of 3 masterpiece : Bartholomé Murillo, Arnold Boecklin and Robert Zünd
tools to nourish one’s own research and get free from copying
Video 4.
Patterns, volumes & variations.
Included :
3 types of representations used in painting
what is a volume and how to get it ?
l’Olympia by Edouard Manet, one of Art History’s biggest shift
how painters freed colors
analysis of Joaquín Sorolla, Albert Oehlen and La structure du silence by Aurélie Nemours
With Culture Peinture, I discovered…
a visual world based on precise rules invented and improved over time by ancient masters and modern artists.
– Héloïse Spadone, Geneva –
Module 3.
2 essential videos to discover the secrets of composition and depth in classical, modern and contemporary paintings. 2 concepts that will transform your practice and understanding of painting.
Video 5.
Structure of rhythm.
Included :
what is the structure of rhythm, un professional principle to organise a painting
the industrial era and its influence on painting
finally understanding contemporary sculpture (Sol LeWitt et Donald Judd)
analysis of painting by Georges Braque, Pollock, Willem de Kooning and Bridget Riley
active demonstration with comments
Video 6.
Spatial ambiguity.
Included :
2 main principles for representing depth
the importance of Japanese prints on Western painting
what is spatial ambiguity
finally understanding Mark Rothko’s work
analysis of paintings by Poussin, Turner, Matisse, Guston, Hofmann
an essential key to understand abstract painting
“After 5 years of studying Art History (Master at la Sorbonne, Paris)
I haven’t found a better course that Gilbert Wolfisberg’s Culture Peinture.”
– Natasha Caron, Paris –
Bonus video.
Be initiated to a unique composition principle used by all the Great Masters since the 5th century. A key principle in Picasso’s masterpiece Guernica .
Video 7.
Structure with rhythm animation based on symmetry.
Included :
reach a superior level in your approach of composition, a powerful and unreleased principle to use in your paintings
secret geometry in painting
presentation of the composition principle used by Picasso in his masterpiece Guernica
analysis of paintings by Francesco Solimena, Picasso and Joan Mitchell
how to structure movements in your paintings
A course open to all.
Everyone can learn the secrets hidden in paintings.
Our classes are accessible to all. No previous experience is required to enjoy them.
Take classes at your own rhythm, according to your schedule.
At every level.
Professionals, students, amateurs.
You want to start painting and haven’t dared yet.
You’re looking to deepen practice.
Or to develop your knowledge to enjoy going to the museum more.
