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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 39.4x27.6in
About this artwork
"Path to Oneself"
The painting is a contrast, a contradiction. On one side: a calm night landscape filled with magic, on the other: there is something unsettling in this fairy-tale serenity. A mighty tree, on which someone has thoughtfully hung lanterns to make the darkness of the forest less frightening. A river, stretching into the distance, illuminated by the bright light of the moon, symbolizing our life's journey. Every day, we search for answers,… for the truth that we sometimes can only find by passing through the darkness of doubts, fears, and solitude. The dark forest, the water reflecting the light, the clear shadows, and the soft glow symbolize that light and darkness, good and evil, clarity and mystery, always coexist together.
The painting is created in oil with calm tones, predominantly in shades of green. It is suitable for placement in any interior.
The painting is a contrast, a contradiction. On one side: a calm night landscape filled with magic, on the other: there is something unsettling in this fairy-tale serenity. A mighty tree, on which someone has thoughtfully hung lanterns to make the darkness of the forest less frightening. A river, stretching into the distance, illuminated by the bright light of the moon, symbolizing our life's journey. Every day, we search for answers,… for the truth that we sometimes can only find by passing through the darkness of doubts, fears, and solitude. The dark forest, the water reflecting the light, the clear shadows, and the soft glow symbolize that light and darkness, good and evil, clarity and mystery, always coexist together.
The painting is created in oil with calm tones, predominantly in shades of green. It is suitable for placement in any interior.
Alexander Steinbach
Germany
Credentials
- Works on commission
Alexander Steinbach, trained by his father and a petrochemical graduate, works primarily in oil on canvas and acrylic. He specializes in realistic seascapes and classical portraits using traditional drawing techniques, Marini's legacy, and a touch of realism. His artwork conveys the beauty of the sea and delights with its classical stylistic elements.