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Andreas Gerlach
Germany
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Synthetic board
- Other details : Artwork on Dibond. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 29.5x39.4in
About this artwork
With this artwork, I wanted to capture the energy and rhythm of a nighttime jazz ensemble. The cubist forms disrupt reality, creating a dynamic, pulsating atmosphere. The vibrant colors reflect the passion and interplay of the musicians. This piece brings vibrant energy and creative freedom to any space that longs for inspiration and musical flair.
Andreas Gerlach
Germany
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Andreas Gerlach combines painting, digital techniques, and classical printmaking into a unique visual language of geometry, abstraction, color, and rhythm. Influenced by his training as a graphic designer and his studies in mechanical engineering, his work blends constructive precision with intuitive design.
Music plays a central role, exploring how rhythm, sound, and dynamics influence our emotions and perception. Gerlach translates this invisible effect into visual structures and intense color spaces.
At the same time, he does not necessarily understand the completion of a painting as its final state. Some works undergo reversible interventions over time through real, everyday objects—"disturbances" that alter their perception and meaning without affecting the original painting. Whether and when this occurs remains open. Only with the sale does this process end, and the work reaches its final state.
Music plays a central role, exploring how rhythm, sound, and dynamics influence our emotions and perception. Gerlach translates this invisible effect into visual structures and intense color spaces.
At the same time, he does not necessarily understand the completion of a painting as its final state. Some works undergo reversible interventions over time through real, everyday objects—"disturbances" that alter their perception and meaning without affecting the original painting. Whether and when this occurs remains open. Only with the sale does this process end, and the work reaches its final state.
Andreas Gerlach
Midnight Jazz Ensemble
$2,000
