Year: 2016 Size: 25 . 70 cm; thickness +/- 1,6 cm.
Material: Oil paint on canvas
Franken-stein
Year: 2016
Size: 25 . 70 cm; thickness +/- 1,6 cm.
Material: Oil paint on canvas
Extra info: 7/14 Not Available
Wreckage is a personal expression of thought in which the making or rather The Creation itself is being questioned, and therefore the position of the artist as well as that of any other human being. What is creation, what does it mean to create, and most important when do we create? And last but not least does this creating contain a certain level of destruction? This is why in Wreckage the collapsing buildings and animals are more present than in any other series, because the purpose is to question creation as well as destruction.
Year: 2016
Size: 25 . 70 cm; thickness +/- 1,6 cm.
Material: Oil paint on canvas
Extra info: 7/14 Not Available
Franken-stein consists out of a series of heads. Most of these heads got deformed along the process of painting them. In one way you could view them as creational errors, yet it are these errors that give them their strength and a specific character. The shapes of the canvasses are stretched and short, so when combined the paintings can be composed into a pattern of 'ziegelsteine' or brickstones and form a brickwall. This formation once again highlights the theme of creation and thus destruction as in many of my former works, but most importantly in the Frankenstein story by Mary Shelley itself.
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Franken-stein consists out of a series of heads. Most of these heads got deformed along the process of painting them. In one way you could view them as creational errors, yet it are these errors that give them their strength and a specific character. The shapes of the canvasses are stretched and short, so when combined the paintings can be composed into a pattern of 'ziegelsteine' or brickstones and form a brickwall. This formation once again highlights the theme of creation and thus destruction as in many of my former works, but most importantly in the Frankenstein story by Mary Shelley itself. Year: 2016
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