Prof. dr. Kees Thijn, 1933 in Emmen the Netherlands his paintings are symbolic woks of art. The spectator can fill up the meaning of the symbolic works himself. The work such as a chessman, a rusty nail of flowers, and all these items are painted directly from nature. These objects have the purpose of letting us believe that everything happened for real in Kees Thijn’s paintings. They have to be painted in a very functional manner. Sometimes there is a fantasy object, but generally his art involves daily-life objects. Things are normal, but some are less normal than others. It is not the objects, which are really deformed, but the space around them is mysterious: it is fooling around with gravity, objects floating in the air, which they don’t do in real life.
