Diese Kreation in einer Inneneinrichtung entdecken
Details zum Werk
- Technik : Acryl auf Leinwand
- Verarbeitung : Werk auf Keilrahmen. Kunstwerk gerahmt.
- Größe : 33,5x33,5in
Über das Werk
“The Power Bull”
Original Artwork
One of a Kind | Acrylic on Canvas | 2025 | Signed
He’s majestic, he’s loaded, he’s fully ornamented, and probably full of shit.
The Power Bull is a bold tribute to modern masculinity: proud, theatrical, and a little lost in the performance. Dressed in capitalist jewelry, feminist earrings, and a uniform stitched with contradictions, he stands tall like a self-made emperor.
Original Artwork
One of a Kind | Acrylic on Canvas | 2025 | Signed
He’s majestic, he’s loaded, he’s fully ornamented, and probably full of shit.
The Power Bull is a bold tribute to modern masculinity: proud, theatrical, and a little lost in the performance. Dressed in capitalist jewelry, feminist earrings, and a uniform stitched with contradictions, he stands tall like a self-made emperor.
Moritz Danner
Deutschland
Referenzen
- In Galeriekurationen vorgestellt
- Arbeitet auf Kommission
I’m Moritz Danner, a Berlin-based artist and designer.
My work explores the emotional absurdity of hedonism, nightlife, and modern identity.
After founding the fashion label NAKT and spending over a decade deep in Berlin’s rave, sex party, and subculture scene, I began turning these experiences into visual narratives. My paintings are loud, childlike, and full of emotional tension, surreal characters caught between ecstasy and collapse.
I draw from pop culture, street aesthetics, and my own transformation. With a naïve, raw visual language, I question identity, desire, and contradiction. My work has become a mirror of our time: playful, wild, and brutally honest.
Whether on canvas or in digital form, I paint the masks we wear, the beauty of chaos, and the emotional truth behind aesthetic surfaces.
My work explores the emotional absurdity of hedonism, nightlife, and modern identity.
After founding the fashion label NAKT and spending over a decade deep in Berlin’s rave, sex party, and subculture scene, I began turning these experiences into visual narratives. My paintings are loud, childlike, and full of emotional tension, surreal characters caught between ecstasy and collapse.
I draw from pop culture, street aesthetics, and my own transformation. With a naïve, raw visual language, I question identity, desire, and contradiction. My work has become a mirror of our time: playful, wild, and brutally honest.
Whether on canvas or in digital form, I paint the masks we wear, the beauty of chaos, and the emotional truth behind aesthetic surfaces.