131224
Acrylic, Oil on Linen
39x31in
$3,830
Framing
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Christian Rietz
Germany
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
Other artworks by Christian Rietz
Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 78.7x70.9in
About this artwork
White, to scale.
At first glance, the work appears monochromatic: an almost white field that is perceived differently depending on the light, distance, and time of day. As one approaches, the surface opens up: vertical sequences of markings, built up layer by layer, a horizon line emerging in the upper third, and color gradients between warm and cool, which the eye constantly reinterprets, become visible. The repetition of gestures here is structural,… not decorative. What appears from a distance as restraint reveals, upon closer inspection, a density; it is the accumulated decisions about where color ends up, how much is used, and when to stop.
“240326” is part of my ongoing investigation into what a monochrome surface can contain. At this scale, the viewer is more within the field that the work creates than observing it.
At first glance, the work appears monochromatic: an almost white field that is perceived differently depending on the light, distance, and time of day. As one approaches, the surface opens up: vertical sequences of markings, built up layer by layer, a horizon line emerging in the upper third, and color gradients between warm and cool, which the eye constantly reinterprets, become visible. The repetition of gestures here is structural,… not decorative. What appears from a distance as restraint reveals, upon closer inspection, a density; it is the accumulated decisions about where color ends up, how much is used, and when to stop.
“240326” is part of my ongoing investigation into what a monochrome surface can contain. At this scale, the viewer is more within the field that the work creates than observing it.
Christian Rietz
Germany
Credentials
- Works on commission
Christian Rietz (*1983) lebt und arbeitet in Potsdam. Der autodidaktische Maler bewegt sich im Spannungsfeld zwischen Reduktion und Präsenz. Im Zeitalter der visuellen Überflutung erforscht er die Möglichkeit, mit minimalen Mitteln dichte, konzentrierte Erfahrungen zu kreieren. Für ihn schafft Malerei kein Bild im klassischen Sinne, sondern einen Raum, der intensives Betrachten erfordert. Seine Werke entstehen aus der Auseinandersetzung mit Materialien, Raum und Licht. Durch Überlagerungen schafft er Oberflächen, die gleichzeitig geschlossen und offen erscheinen. Subtile Verschiebungen – eine Variation der Proportionen, eine minimale Veränderung der Oberfläche, ein Unterschied in der Art und Weise, wie Licht absorbiert wird – eröffnen Räume für Betrachter, die bereit sind, genau hinzuschauen. Seine Bilder sind eine Einladung, Reduktion nicht als Verzicht, sondern als Konzentration zu verstehen.
They bought an artwork from this artist
"Thank you for the lovely artwork and card, it made my day."
An Art Lover, purchase made in January 2026: "ZERO", Giclée print on Paper , Wood under glass , 15.7x11.8in
Christian Rietz
240326
$8,210
