Gerard Boersma (1976) - Drone (painting of a drone against a blue sky)

In this painting by Gerard Boersma you see a lone drone cutting through an endless, brilliant blue sky. On the surface, the blue sky feels serene and peaceful—a classic celebration of nature's untouched beauty.

Yet, the sharp, mechanical silhouette of the drone introduces a tense, modern reality into the quiet atmosphere. It instantly transforms a simple sky into a symbol of constant surveillance and technological reach.

Much like Boersma's acclaimed series of CCTV camera paintings, this artwork serves as a subtle metaphor for our contemporary world, balancing the weight of our tech-driven lives against our desire for freedom and privacy.

The work dates from 2026 and is made with acrylic on panel. Signed on the back and comes with a label of the artist as well as a Certificate Of Authenticity.


About the artist

Gerard Boersma (b. 1976) is an internationally acclaimed Dutch painter with a career spanning over 25 years. He is celebrated for his unique style of hyperrealism, through which he expresses both his love for the modern human condition and his concerns for contemporary society.

Actively represented by top contemporary galleries across Europe and the United States, Boersma has exhibited alongside icons like Warhol and Banksy. His paintings are held in prestigious private and public collections across 6 continents and over 35 countries.