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ARTHENA MAXX
Austria
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Exhibition ARTMUC 1-3. Mai 2026 - ARTHENA MAXX
3 pieces
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- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 63x47.2in
About this artwork
The painting depicts a man who has been surprised or horrified by something terrible. His eyes are wide open and his mouth is agape. His facial features are distorted and tense. His gaze is fixed and transfixed. He seems to be in a situation that has completely surprised or threatened him.
The painting employs a color palette that intensifies the atmosphere of fear and despair. The painting aims to immerse the viewer in the man's state of shock… and to question what has so profoundly shaken him.
The painting is created on a large piece of denim fabric that has been glued to the canvas and framed with a unique texture, giving it a rustic flair.
The base (pouring elements) was developed in parallel with my life's work, Outdoor-Fries BÄRN-ART, as the first largest frieze ever designed and implemented by a woman.
From the abstract painting, Arthena Maxx intuitively and spontaneously brought forth the realistic elements.
The painting employs a color palette that intensifies the atmosphere of fear and despair. The painting aims to immerse the viewer in the man's state of shock… and to question what has so profoundly shaken him.
The painting is created on a large piece of denim fabric that has been glued to the canvas and framed with a unique texture, giving it a rustic flair.
The base (pouring elements) was developed in parallel with my life's work, Outdoor-Fries BÄRN-ART, as the first largest frieze ever designed and implemented by a woman.
From the abstract painting, Arthena Maxx intuitively and spontaneously brought forth the realistic elements.
ARTHENA MAXX
Austria
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Arthena MAXX is an Austrian mixed‑media artist whose work merges painting, textile innovation and experimental material techniques into a distinctive visual language. She is the creator of Towel‑Art and Jeansfabric Artworks, two signature formats in which towels, fabrics and denim are transformed into sculptural, relief‑like surfaces that interact with oil, acrylic, ink and metallic pigments. Her oeuvre spans 65 series with around 1900 artworks, including the world’s largest outdoor frieze created by a woman, realized in Bärnbach (38 × 3.5 m). MAXX explores themes of identity, perception, vulnerability and social tension. Eyes, body fragments and abstract floral forms appear as symbols of resonance and inner landscapes. Her works combine opulent materiality with critical reflection and have been shown in more than 240 exhibitions internationally.
ARTHENA MAXX
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$26,750
