[ART TECHNIQUE]

     Emotions
    Photography
    Splitting Photography
    Re-creation


My art is abstract and my interpretation of abstract art is geometric abstraction in the use of geometric elements, such as asymmetrical triangles and rectangles, in the form of photosplitter.

Another point of abstraction in my paintings is the splitting of the figure, its original form, in order to get a different content through redesign and to reflect my world of sensation.

I dissolve the original form (original image) by cutting it into small geometric parts.

By dissolving the original order and meaning, I can create something new.

This process of cutting is the 3rd step of my working technique.

With each cut the original meaning is changed and neutralized and thereby the basis for a new image is created. The new emotion is the processing of the original subject matter.

After I have broken down the photograph, 2nd step of my working technique, into small color batches I create my color.

The structures and colors that are created by dissolving their original form are my color palettes that I use to create a collagetion.

This means that I assign all structures, colors, patterns and coloring to each other and distribute them separately on cardboard. Each group forms a color tone that I use as the base material for the collagetion.

Depending on what kind of color surface I want to make, I print one or more motifs several times and disassemble them.

Either I stay with one color palette, add gradients together or mix with other color groups together.

A motif printed several times, for example, either results in a monotonous color surface of the same color, which I sometimes break through with geometric solids. Or a color area within a color palette.

Several motifs printed out produce a color palette consisting of many different color parts, which in turn produce their own color tone.

EYES - 30 x 30 cm

SELBSTPORTRAIT - 80 x 80 cm

[ART TECHNIQUE]

    Emotions
    Photography
    Splitting Photography
    Re-creation


My art is abstract and my interpretation of abstract art is geometric abstraction in the use of geometric elements, such as asymmetrical triangles and rectangles, in the form of photosplitter.

Another point of abstraction in my paintings is the splitting of the figure, its original form, in order to get a different content through redesign and to reflect my world of sensation.

I dissolve the original form (original image) by cutting it into small geometric parts.

By dissolving the original order and meaning, I can create something new.

This process of cutting is the 3rd step of my working technique.

With each cut the original meaning is changed and neutralized and thereby the basis for a new image is created. The new emotion is the processing of the original subject matter.

After I have broken down the photograph, 2nd step of my working technique, into small color batches I create my color.

The structures and colors that are created by dissolving their original form are my color palettes that I use to create a collagetion.

This means that I assign all structures, colors, patterns and coloring to each other and distribute them separately on cardboard. Each group forms a color tone that I use as the base material for the collagetion.

Depending on what kind of color surface I want to make, I print one or more motifs several times and disassemble them.

Either I stay with one color palette, add gradients together or mix with other color groups together.

A motif printed several times, for example, either results in a monotonous color surface of the same color, which I sometimes break through with geometric solids. Or a color area within a color palette.

Several motifs printed out produce a color palette consisting of many different color parts, which in turn produce their own color tone.

SCHNEIDEN KLEBEN - 42 x 60 cm

ECHINO - 30 x 30 cm

[ART TECHNIQUE]

    Emotions
    Photography
    Splitting Photography
    Re-creation


My Art is abstract and my interpretation of abstract art is geometric abstraction in the use of geometric elements, such as asymmetrical triangles and rectangles, in the form of photosplitter.

Another point of abstraction in my paintings is the splitting of the figure, its original form, in order to get a different content through redesign and to reflect my world of sensation.

I dissolve the original form (original image) by cutting it into small geometric parts.

By dissolving the original order and meaning, I can create something new.

This process of cutting is the 3rd step of my working technique.

With each cut the original meaning is changed and neutralized and thereby the basis for a new image is created. The new emotion is the processing of the original subject matter.

After I have broken down the photograph, 2nd step of my working technique, into small color batches I create my color.

The structures and colors that are created by dissolving their original form are my color palettes that I use to create a collagetion.

This means that I assign all structures, colors, patterns and coloring to each other and distribute them separately on cardboard. Each group forms a color tone that I use as the base material for the collagetion.

Depending on what kind of color surface I want to make, I print one or more motifs several times and disassemble them.

Either I stay with one color palette, add gradients together or mix with other color groups together.

A motif printed several times, for example, either results in a monotonous color surface of the same color, which I sometimes break through with geometric solids. Or a color area within a color palette.

Several motifs printed out produce a color palette consisting of many different color parts, which in turn produce their own color tone.

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