One collection, inspired by Dali, has been digitally transformed to feature accent colors from the artist’s favorite Dali masterpieces. Color on Color features a striking array of color adjustments to Dali’s eyes, color layers and the background canvas.
The first 4 monoprints in the ‘Color on Color’ series of Salvador Dali are one of a kind. Each print comes with unique colorways, differentiated by the background, unique colors eyes, and many different color layers of all-over accents.
This one-of-a-kind iteration of the original portrait was inspired by the color palette of Dali’s iconic works; The Temptation of St. Anthony, The Elephants, Gala Contemplating the Mediterranean Sea, and The Persistence of Memory.
With his impressive skills, he has established himself as a force to be reckoned with in the world of contemporary art.
Award-winning artist STALE AMSTERDAM is self-taught and has been a full-time professional portrait painter since 2015. In 2010 he started developing his own, original, and recognizable drip paint style. It took five years before STALE was satisfied with his own developed technique, which he himself calls ‘figurative drippings’. STALE distinguishes itself from most portrait painters by its own original way of working. Where traditionally trained artists often use a brush, STALE literally throws the paint onto the canvas. STALE’s voluminous portraits are made up of sometimes more than 40 layers and liters of acrylic paint are used. This is a complicated process that requires a smart way of working. There is no room for corrections.
In 2019, Out of more than 8,000 submissions from 95 countries, the canvas of STALE AMSTERDAM was selected by the Rijksmuseum as one of the winners. From 15 July to 15 September 2019, his work “Rembrandt by STALE AMSTERDAM” was exhibited during the ‘Long live Rembrandt’ exhibition.
In recent years, STALE AMTERDAM has exhibited in the Netherlands in the Hermitage, the Rijksmuseum, Solo exhibition ADE Amsterdam ArenA and the Vlaams Cultuurhuis.
He has exhibited internationally at Art Expo New York, Art Basel Miami (Spectrum), art Shopping Louvre Paris, Borussia Mönchengladbach Museum, Dubai and in Berlin.
Sophisticated data processing assembles millions of data points representing color and surface geometry into the Art Digital Masterfile (ADMF™). The ADMF™ data can be used for a wide array of applications, including condition analytics, online viewing, and high-fidelity replications. Arius collaborates with museums, galleries, collectors, and artists to digitize art for preservation, visualization, documentation, and authentication. Arius is now offering in-house high-elevation print solutions for art creation and replication.
In November 2022 Arius accepted two 2022 PrintAction Canadian Printing Awards in Toronto. In partnership with Canon Canada, a leader in digital imaging solutions, Arius submitted a sample textured Elegraph™ Print of “Salvador Dali”, created in collaboration with Amsterdam-based artist, STALE AMSTERDAM.
Arius is enabling photographers, digital native artists, and AI iterative artists to print their works with fine art color and texture. Likewise, traditional physical artists can work with the Arius alta™ studio team to iterate physical works into original Elegraph™ print series. In addition, collectors and art institutions can create highly accurate replications of original textured artworks.
In partnership with Crozier, a global leader in fine arts logistics, Arius is providing art collectors and gallerists access to ultra-high-resolution scanning, replication, and visualization technology, previously unavailable to the commercial art world.
Our ADMF™ data is the ultra-high-resolution link between the physical and digital art worlds. Enabling the direct linking of NFTs to physical art objects, we’re opening up the possibility of digital trade in physical art.
