[zeitzeuge]

hey.. new here.. uhm, yeah.

however, this are parts of a series of paintings, aquryls on carton.

nr1.+2


nr.3


comments?

thanks

[saladbowl]

Wow, for some reason I really dig those!
Hmmm vienna?
Well at least the name is German, haha.
Well I'd hang those in my living room!
They calm me down...

[ May 06, 2002: Message edited by: saladbowl ]

[wayfinder]

hey, i like #1, i hate #2 and #3 is kinda, hohum okayish to me.

[Basse_Ex]

Reminds me of Anselm Kiefer... You familliar with his work?
Any way, for those of you who don't know, he's an extraordinary german artist, who on alot of his paintings mixes in real objects like feathers, straw, sand, etc.etc.
These elements will eventually fall of, so his paintings are always transforming. Art galleries are not allowed to restore them in any way.
He also buildt a huge book-case in lead, filled with beautifully illustrated books made of lead. The books are so heavy that you cannot open them(Luckilly he documented them before closing them). Lead is very soft, so the book-case is collapsing more and more all the time. It looks like it's almost melting. Very beautifull.
Anyway...

... sorry for wandering off in my own thoughts there...

... Your paintings... yes...

Well. They're quite OK. Nothing mindblowing, but very nice to look at. And after all, that's gotta be the point. If something is not nice to look at, then it's no fun looking at it.

How big are they?

[zeitzeuge]

thanks all for the comments..

basse_ex: no i didn`t know him, but it sounds really interssting...

they are between 25x32 and 43x53 centimeters..