David Hockney is a British painter and an important artist in the 1960s pop art movement. Currently, this 83-years old artist often works with his iPad tablet.
Hockney’s work entitled “Remember you cannot look at the sun or death for very long”, will be displayed on a large digital screen in five cities: London, New York, Los Angeles, Seoul, and Tokyo. His work is an animation portraying a very bright sunrise in a green landscape. It encourages people to look at the world’s beauty, even in a tough time, like a pandemic.
The global premiere of David Hockney artwork which is screened on the Piccadilly Lights in London. Photo: Ian West/PA Wire. https://inews.co.uk/
During his lockdown in Normandy (France), Hockney created some drawings on his tablet. These pictures depict the natural beauty in spring, like trees that begin to grow, the scenery in the backyard, and the colorful leaves. His bright and colorful paintings suggest a new hope for the world in the midst of a pandemic.
David Hockney,No. 147, 5th April 2020. https://www.royalacademy.org.uk/
Hockney’s works will be shown every evening throughout May 2021. The schedule in every city can be accessed on https://www.hockney.com/exhibitions/current. You also can watch this exhibition online via https://circa.art/ every evening, at 20:21 BST.
Hockney’s artwork shines a message of hope
