self-portrait with the scent of resurrection #4
Acrylic, Spray Paint on Wood
12x8in
$3,300
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Fred Michiels
Belgium
Artist highlights
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Watercolor on Wood
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 11.8x5.5in
About this artwork
For Fred Michiels, painting is not a hostile act fueled by color. Because, regardless of the number of (non-existent) laws and regulations broken, painting remains at the heart of his narrative.
He describes these pictorial maneuvers as "tactical" and "audacious".
Michiels has been collecting old books and magazines for years. The forms he uses in this series are inspired by images from technical (automotive) magazines of the 1950s and 1960s.…
The Office of Useless Art will publish a book to coincide with the opening on Friday, September 11, at the Nismes Museum, on the French border.
A booklet composed of "spare parts," all extracted from these automotive technical journals. A booklet on controlled derailments, too. The integration of shapes into his paintings, whose appearance precisely expresses their function and whose color is not neutral, constitutes a decision that is both ironic and inventive on Michiels' part.
He describes these pictorial maneuvers as "tactical" and "audacious".
Michiels has been collecting old books and magazines for years. The forms he uses in this series are inspired by images from technical (automotive) magazines of the 1950s and 1960s.…
The Office of Useless Art will publish a book to coincide with the opening on Friday, September 11, at the Nismes Museum, on the French border.
A booklet composed of "spare parts," all extracted from these automotive technical journals. A booklet on controlled derailments, too. The integration of shapes into his paintings, whose appearance precisely expresses their function and whose color is not neutral, constitutes a decision that is both ironic and inventive on Michiels' part.
Fred Michiels
Belgium
Credentials
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Trained at the Fine Arts School of Antwerp and the Cooper Union in New York, Fred Michiels is a lover of the nuanced subtlety of color. He masters multiple, layered abstract layers achieved through overpainting, incorporating influences from minimalism and abstraction. His works, constructed and planned, are a dance between revelation and concealment, inciting curiosity and uncertainty in the viewer. This visual adventure delivers a sense of subversive uncertainty, where the intensity of color captures attention, provoking a questioning of what is hidden.
Fred Michiels has been represented by the Antwerp gallery Eva Steynen since 2011. He has exhibited with them at fairs in Cologne, Berlin, Rotterdam, Luxembourg and Brussels, among others.
Fred Michiels
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