What oil paintings are suitable for wallpaper?

"Sunrise·Impression" - Monet

This oil painting depicts the scene of watching the sunrise in Havre port through the mist. The painting strokes that directly touch the dots depict the unclear background in the morning mist. The various colors give the water surface infinite brilliance, but the inaccurate depiction makes the boats vaguely visible. As a seascape sketch, the entire picture is shrouded in thin gray tones, and the brushstrokes are very random and messy, showing a scene of mist blending. At sunrise, the sea is foggy, and the water reflects the colors of the sky and the sun. The scenery on the shore is vague and blurry, giving people a momentary feeling.

Imagine that the person you like comes to your home and stands in the living room silently staring at the painting you like. You stand behind him and look at this scene. Do you think in your heart, a person you fall in love with? People who like the things I like will also fall in love with me one day. Isn't it very romantic?

"Starry Night" - Vincent Van Gogh

The reason why Van Gogh painted the stars in a swirl shape is because the starry sky he saw with tearful eyes was That look. The starry sky shown in the painting is actually an image formed through tears.

On March 4, 2004, NASA and the European Space Agency released a space photo taken by the Hubble Space Telescope, saying that "this space photography is similar to Van Gogh's masterpiece " "Starry Night" has "extraordinary similarities." In a modern scientific study, scientists discovered that Van Gogh's later works, including "Starry Night", contain a physical charm called "turbulence". This may be a dialogue between genius and God.

In "The Three-Body Problem", when the singer's civilization was passing through the interstellar space next to the solar system, it casually threw a piece of two-way foil to reduce the solar system to two dimensions. I don't know why this painting came to mind.

The following is the singer’s favorite poem:

I saw my love

I flew to her side

I held out the gift for her

It was a small piece of solidified time

There were beautiful stripes on the time

It felt as soft as shallow sea mud

She smeared time all over her body

Then she pulled me up and flew to the edge of existence

This is lucid flight

We The stars in our eyes are like ghosts

We are also like ghosts in our eyes

"Wild Poppies" - Monet

The character in the painting is the painter's wife Ka Miye and their six-year-old son Jean. The mother and son were collecting flowers in the fields, enjoying the sunshine and being completely immersed in nature. The whole painting gives people a soft, warm, bright and free feeling, as if it is the poetry and distance we yearn for.