Hermetic Art

Art by Alex Andreev, Russian artist

Weird but nice art by Alex Andreev, Russian artist. He personally calls his style “Hermetic” whatever it could mean it’s worth taking a look.






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    83 Responses to “Hermetic Art”

    1. Nice find. Strange and oddly beautiful.

    2. Mr. Pakistan says:

      This guy smoked a lot of weed. I can see it.

    3. Kirov says:

      Maybe I should go to Zeleznovodzk [ Железноводск ] there is a specialist there in the hospital he even erected big monument for enema in front of his hospital !!

      http://www.rtl.nl/components/actueel/rtlnieuws/site_breed/dossiers/rtl-gadgets/images/Klysma800.jpg

      Enema = klysma in russian, might help, all russians have several at home to help them cope with constipation due to eating potatoes and cabbage all the time. And salads with mayonnaise as main ingredient!! Vodka helps but not enough, need urgent help, blood, pain.

    4. Johnny says:

      I really love this half-life 2-style afternoon-mood! Мне очень нравятся эти картини!

    5. OMA! What a wild imagination! Please, English Russia, contact the artist on my behalf and ask for the special tobacco blend used before work.

      Think of the imaginative ways I could develop for jihad if I had some of that wonderful thought-provoking blend.

      Anxiously awaiting the recipe,
      M. Ahmadinejad
      Promoter of artistic jihad

    6. Django says:

      Whatever he smokes, it´s bad for him.

    7. w says:

      This is both stupid and gay. It is also the most predictible type of art and is mostly enjoyed by drug addicts and lazy people.

    8. Jon says:

      More like this for EnglishRussia, please!

    9. penetrarthur says:

      yeah, this infects with half-life apocalyptic mood

      • Mothman says:

        Half-life is not the peak of apocalyptic art, people, get over it. Besides these are more sci-fi than apocalyptic.

        As for the rest of you:
        And Dali is lame, showy BS art to be honest. These conceptual pieces are a tad better.

    10. atheos says:

      Amazing. I’d love to see a FPS/RPG/adventure game based on this art. It would be like combining the best parts of Half-Life 2, Fallout 3 and Bioshock with touch of Salvador Dali and Hayao Miyazaki. In other words: KICK ASS AWESOMENESS.

    11. dv says:

      these illustrations are made by the author for Stanislaw Lem’s fiction:

      http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Invincible
      http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eden_(novel)

      more can be found at:

      http://alexandreev.livejournal.com/

      you can translate russian text with google

    12. Unknown says:

      WOAH! I totally love this guy’s artwork! There are NO WORDS for this art! <333

      MORE PLEASE!

    13. dv says:

      You can see more at alexandreev.livejournal.com

      The artist creates illustrations mainly for Stanislaw Lem’s works, such as Eden and The Invincible.

    14. v says:

      WOW! awesome 10/10

    15. Jason says:

      Now these pics are worth downloading.

    16. Bob says:

      The artist is in the wrong profession, he has some brillant to contribute, but it is not in art

    17. Gerry says:

      Well sir, you need time to collect your thoughts, get it all together so to speak. Don’t resist the attendants, talk freely with the therapists. It’s all for your own good, this time to think. Everything will be all right, be calm, it will all work out.

      Later you will understand that for your own mental health, you must give up that which you call your ‘ART’. It isn’t. Niether is Dali’s, as he became/changed himself to be increasingly unhinged. You know about that because you’re following his artistic lead, eh? So give that up. Then you’ll have a life. Maybe.

    18. alex says:

      OH GOD!!!! WONDERFUL!!!!

      Im in awe

    19. Impressive!
      Respect & uvazhuha!

    20. Gena says:

      Awesom stuff! love it!

    21. scot says:

      You lack any sense of realism.

    22. cupiddstunt says:

      Excellent work the artist gives the feel they are tangible, almost real. Even his monochrome work has lovely forms and is almost touchable.

      Ignore the morons like Gerry who try to say that it’s not art, he’ll probably argue that the likes of the Mona Lisa or maybe the Hay Wain is real art but to be honest what’s so brilliant about sitting someone in front of you and copying them if I were to be looking for a picture to hang on my wall of a woman looking at me or maybe some people loading a hay cart, then I would pull out my trusty old brownie box and snap away.

      The artist is not just copying what’s in front of him but bringing out what’s inside of him and that is quite breathtaking. Keep it up my son keep it up.

      From a new admirer

    23. I´ll second that, atheos! I think the more sci-fi ones are awesome - especially the one of the city on the cliff! Also, the airplane stuck in cobweb is really thought-provoking.

    24. I guess I will have to re-read the Lem´s novels to get the point. The images may be good illustrations, but when presented without the context, they indeed look like Yes album covers.
      BTW, the attention whore Dali sucks. I prefer e.g. Magritte or Ernst when it comes to surrealism.

    25. Sashka says:

      Very interesting and creative visions. Great perspective on everyday objects you may see.

      For all you bums out there talking about drugs, STFU and do something your self. There’s nothing worse then dumb quick remarks to justify you negativity and your own lack of talent. Just because something is different doesn’t mean you have to take drugs for it, such a closed minded view for fucks sake. So sftu and try to enjoy your life? ok thanx bye!

    26. Shooroop says:

      Nice))) but I don’t wanna live in their world)))

      • Mothman says:

        Zdzislaw Beksinski is far more impressive and powerful, but I agree. The artist of these pieces seems to be inspired by many different modernist and post-modernist masters and current popular concept artists (which are also inspired by the [post]modernists, heh).

        http://beksinski.pl/

      • Mothman says:

        Oh come on,
        This guy has been inspired by a lot different artists, obviously - not just the older masters (Beksinski, Magritte, Dali, etc), but also the more common conceptual artists (who are also inspired by the ones I already mentioned).

    27. mike dizzle says:

      BAD ASS………….. this guy is creating worlds.

    28. SzFeri82 says:

      Hmm picture 45 is inspired by The Cube movie.

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    30. Yuri says:

      If he is not yet in the gaming industry he will certainly be there soon - and will make a lot!

    31. myportal2u says:

      Awesome! and good job…!!

    32. Ernest says:

      Great images that is out of this world!

    33. Wow!
      These are amazing, it makes me want to go and start working on a fantasy novel or comic. Time to get back to drawing…
      These are fantastic fantasy images, extremely creative and very well drawn.
      10 / 10 for sure!

    34. [...] And finally finally: Alex Andreev’s “hermetic” art… [...]

    35. Ynot says:

      A haunting image, thank you for posting it!

    36. irtiza104 says:

      hmmm…nice work. How do you copme up with such things. creative… :D

    37. I like it.

      A full length animated film by this guy would kick ass.

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    39. bex says:

      Fantastic imagination. How anyone could call this “predictable art” I have no idea! I concur with the urge to start writing sci fi, though may content with reading at the moment. I’m not nearly as talented in my imaginings as this guy. Kudos sir!

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    41. wow says:

      now this is an artist that should be making our RPGs

    42. Arie says:

      Just like a computer game. AMAZING.

    43. Whereisaron says:

      Nice Image isn’t it? Thanks.

    44. Liontin says:

      CreATIVE Images… Wow..!!

    45. Dumb Force says:

      These pictures look like a bad dream :D

    46. Max says:

      4 words to describe - Fear, sky, lost and future, EVERY picture containts all of the four elements.

      • Rom Tom says:

        I agree with most of what you say, though some of these could very well be in the past. For instance, picture 6, 10, and 30, seem to be screaming that they were in a parallel past of our own world. Number 30 would be the cities if steam power had prevailed and had become more advanced. Obviously, some pictures do portray modern day to futuristic qualities, for instance, 35-39.

    47. Borellus says:

      Some very nice images there.

    48. m says:

      ‘Hermetic’ means something that not a lot of people could undestand. There’s also hermetic literature.
      His art is a fine example of what digital art should be.

    49. slacker1065 says:

      I like it. Its like he gave form to all the weird shit you see in your dreams.

    50. Rom Tom says:

      Actually, this really reminded me of Studio Ghibli. I’m surprised nobody else mentioned this. Well, more specifically, it relates to “Castles in the Sky.” Those who have watched it should know what I mean (and if you haven’t watched it, I urge you to; an amazing movie, it was!) Of course, I’m not saying these pictures are exact replicas of Studio Ghibli, because they aren’t. Its just the general concepts of massive landforms and hoverships and hovering massive landforms… which I may add are very, VERY interesting concepts… very fascinating….

    51. e cigarette says:

      These are amazing images. I love the floating terrain, with bikers approaching a suspended bridge. Awesome!

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    53. hah says:

      this isnt nice. this is just so-so.

    54. Daniel says:

      Great, really interesting works.

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