Which artist would express loneliness in many of his paintings?

Edward Hopper
Given the current events, some people might be feeling isolated from society. Edward Hopper was an American modern painter who often captured that feeling of seclusion in his paintings. Many of his paintings featured no people at all, but even those that did include people maintained a feeling of emptiness.

Who is the artist of lonely?

Lonely (Akon song)

What is an artwork that expresses loneliness?

van Gogh. The Absinthe Drinker comes from Picasso’s Blue Period (1901-1904), at a time when the colour blue and its shades control all of his paintings, reflecting the feeling of loneliness, poverty, and despair. A woman sits lonely at a table, her face is sad, and her eyes look like she is waiting for something.

How do you depict loneliness?

Perhaps surprisingly, filmmakers often use similar strategies to portray the emotion: people eating or drinking alone, isolating framing devices (characters gazing out of windows is a recurring motif), use of a diminishing long shot and empty spaces, and a dragging out of narrative time.

Are most artists lonely?

On the other hand, being an artist often implies that you work alone, and therefore feel lonely. Artists are often isolated, because they don’t know any other artists. For some of us, the only chance we have to socialise with others who do things that are similar to us is the internet.

Why do artists feel lonely?

Artists are often isolated, because they don’t know any other artists. For some of us, the only chance we have to socialise with others who do things that are similar to us is the internet. And even there, you have to be part of a group or a “clique” sometimes to be accepted.