115. Windmills by Domstad Rudie

About "115. Windmills"

by Domstad Rudie

About the artwork

Under a brilliant blue, cloudless sky, a meticulously constructed digital artwork that merges wind energy and national symbolism unfolds. The image shows two rows of imposing wind turbines rising stately from the flat horizon. The front row consists of four turbines, each with slender, white masts and slowly rotating blades that evoke a sense of calm, steady motion. Behind it is a second row of five turbines, slightly smaller due to perspective, creating depth and rhythm in the composition.
What is striking is the ground on which these windmills stand: a vast, regal ground in shades of orange, red, white and blue. These hues blend together like fields of bulbs, as if the landscape itself were a flag paying homage to the Dutch royal house and national identity. The colours are bright and saturated, with subtle shadows and light reflections emphasising the digital texture.
The artwork exudes tranquillity and strength, with strong symmetry and balance. The clear sky contrasts with the warm, vibrant colours of the ground, while the white windmills bridge the two worlds. No people or other objects are visible, so the focus is entirely on the relationship between technology, nature and national pride. The composition invites reflection on sustainability, progress and the beauty of simplicity. The whole exudes a serene monumentality, as if the windmills are sentinels of a future landscape.

Address: Somewhere in the Netherlands

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Ready on: 2023-03-04