John Brosio

"There is necessary, perpetual discontent. A wonderful discontent. Without knowing it at first we are very much programmed in the ways of viewing and it calls for navigation. Learning to paint has to do with continually learning to see and that’s the exciting part. The success of a painting in the end has so little to do with subject matter but compels us rather with how well it codifies the way in which things relate to one another in this universe. I think of painting as the pursuit of realizing some degree of surrender to these sensibilities through an orchestration of select relationships."
[from:johnbrosio.com/bio/]
Music: Alio Die "La Ricerca"

[@dmswanson5694]

Brosio's art explains a projected cringing clinched never normal endtimes. Superbly sarcastic. Dark, stark, elegantly edgy subconscious terrors; exquisitely rendered, framed, scaled, flung at the times this demur diabolical. Stunning. Brosis a mischievously magical, rare talent.

[@UntitledKirk]

The lighting in all these are... perfect. I get a genuine sense of dread from looking at that first painting.

[@78deathface]

Very cool use of light

[@dystopianfuture1165]

My favorite KZbin channel.

[@baypunk7278]

Thank you for introducing me to this artist. Beautiful and unnerving.

[@alerey4363]

Set the playback speed at 2x and you get a more disturbing experience!

[@cheyenneskylark]

Amazing paintings, brings across impending disasters that we are unaware of. Or, we have moments when we stand squarely and face life obstacles, without fear. Such is life. The good coming along, with the bad.

[@SpeedySonicX7]

This is so calming, but in an uncomfortable way? I’m not really sure how to explain it, but the music combined with those visuals just made it such an unpleasant experience to me. This is so good.

[@TheMadGeekFan]

I think this is one of my favorite artists you’ve ever introduced me to. Beautiful. Thank you so much for this channel man

[@HeavenlyEchoVirus]

I both hate it, and love it.

[@rouasz7254]

What a beautiful video, it was an amazing experience ❤️ Even if I don't comment, I watch all your videos (it has been 8 years now, time flies!). I send you all my love and support and I hope your videos will keep joining me through my life path, because they helped me a lot when I was in a dark place and I needed to feel inspired or some type of artistic comfort ✨ This channel will always have a piece of me here in the comments, a piece of my soul. A big hug from Córdoba ❤️ Waiting for the next video (as always) ✨ And thank you for sharing with us this art.

[@robinaart72]

am slightly in awe of this artist..I've been wanting to convey the 'world' as it is somehow in my art - I have these blocks - it's like I can't see my thoughts through to the end almost - they fall apart...this guy sure can. I feel inspired now...bookmarked this vid for later...this is exactly the kind of art that I aspire to...impending warnings...fragmented mental states unwittingly melting..sleepwalking oblivions mowing their lawns 5 seconds before the apocalypse..I'll stop...too much coffee:)...but thanks..superb upload.

[@lustermark]

extraordinaria fotografía, gracias

[@giovannisiano574]

Incredible skies with those tornadoes. Remind me so much of Turner skies. Amazing works. I didn't know this painter. Such a nice discovery. Thank you.

[@mpwise1]

Seems man simply excepts natures beauty in this art. Thank you again for exposing art I would have never known. existed.

[@themysteriousdomainmoviepalace]

People doing ordinary things while the tornados loom is kind of Steven Kingi-sh. I imagine the giant chicken painting is huge. Interesting work.

[@geoffreypiltz271]

Tom Waits meets Salvador Dali. Love the channel.

[@divinesaifsaif2993]

Great and unique ☄

[@goldsomeone]

2:02

[@tiadiad]

Eerily beautiful and haunting.