Skip to content

About

Advertising

Contact

FREEYORK
  • Creators
  • Art
    • Alternative
    • Illustrations
    • Street Art
  • Design
    • Architecture & Interior
    • Fashion
    • Vehicle
  • Photography
    • Animals
    • Travel
    • Nature
  • Life
    • Business
    • Education
    • Food
    • People
    • Health
Art

Photorealistic Paintings Of Nature By Joel Rea

User avatar placeholder
Written by Archie Tinkerbell

2015-11-25

Australian artist Joel Rea creates hyperrealistic paintings of natural landscapes and breathtaking scenes with a surreal feel. What’s especially striking is how he handles to paint waves in a way that seem to bring them alive. Rea, who describes himself a ‘contemporary surrealist painter’, often puts himself into his paintings.

joel-rea-art-freeyork-2

joel-rea-art-freeyork-3

joel-rea-art-freeyork-4

joel-rea-art-freeyork-5

joel-rea-art-freeyork-6

joel-rea-art-freeyork-7

joel-rea-art-freeyork-8

joel-rea-art-freeyork-9

joel-rea-art-freeyork-10

Related posts:

Super Hyperrealistic Food Paintings by Tjalf Sparnaay

People Are Recreating Iconic Artworks in Real Life for the ‘VanGoYourself’ Challenge

Watercolor Posters of Alfred Hitchcock, David Lynch and Martin Scorsese by Stellavie

Beau Stanton: A Multidisciplinary Artist with a Keen Interest in Symbols and Archetypes

Lisa Yuskavage Transforms David Zwirner Gallery into a Dreamscape of Colorful Contemplation

Hypnotizing Translucent Waves From 19th Century Russian Paintings

© 2026 FREEYORK

Cookie Policy

Privacy Policy

Terms of Service