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Andreas Masche
Germany
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Artist highlights
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Felt on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 126x59.1in
About this artwork
The image was created the day after the demolition of the university (AfE) tower. I was devastated to see yet another part of Frankfurt destroyed. The day after the demolition, I was there, in the student union room, which had a very long balcony offering an excellent view of the rubble. I walked along the balcony and photographed the debris at intervals of one meter. I layered the photos using Photoshop, creating five perspectives in a single image.…
I then drew each of these perspectives individually onto paper.
The colors have faded in the sun; they would need to be treated again with UV spray. But as it is, it fits perfectly with the image of the blown-up university tower and its "lost perspective".
In the lower right corner, you can see the outline of an excavator that immediately began cleaning up.
The colors have faded in the sun; they would need to be treated again with UV spray. But as it is, it fits perfectly with the image of the blown-up university tower and its "lost perspective".
In the lower right corner, you can see the outline of an excavator that immediately began cleaning up.
Andreas Masche
Germany
Credentials
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Andreas Masche works as a draftsman, painter, and monotypist, influenced by extensive training at the Städel School (HbK) in Frankfurt and the Ghk Kassel (HbK), in addition to the Salzburg Summer Academy. His techniques range from precise, slowly drawn lines to experimental monotypes in which chance and inversion play a special role. He creates large-format line drawings of old, historic industrial halls. In his most recent works, he separates line and surface by drawing the surfaces on wooden panels and the lines on top with fine brushes as a separate layer. His art exudes a contemplative calm, inviting reflection on time, perspective, and existence.
Andreas Masche
inside=outside=inside
$3,690
