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Georg Schmidt
Austria
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- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil, Ink on Paper
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 20.5x14.2in
About this artwork
"Nothing Sacred" is a vibrant, richly detailed work that immediately captivates with its multifaceted structure. Fine lines, playful forms, and countless dots intertwine to create a harmonious, dynamic composition.
The central, calligraphic characters create a calm contrast, lending the image balance and presence. Subtle color accents in red and blue add further energy.
A work full of movement, depth and joy of discovery, which constantly reveals… new details.
The central, calligraphic characters create a calm contrast, lending the image balance and presence. Subtle color accents in red and blue add further energy.
A work full of movement, depth and joy of discovery, which constantly reveals… new details.
Georg Schmidt
Austria
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
My father's interest in South American cultures was an early incentive for me to read in his library.
During my training I became interested in the Impressionists and Dutch painters. A subsequent graphic design course also expanded my skills in life drawing. A longer move to Santa Fe in New Mexico was a welcome change to soak up new inspiration. Three children's books and several book illustrations were created from this. After returning to Lake Waginger, I became interested in Japanese Zen Buddhism both through painting and intensive meditation. The founding of the joint KIWA Institute was followed by further training, which I completed in Malaysia with 2 master's degrees in Chinese astrology and classical Feng Shui. Since then I have been active in lectures, seminars and consultations as well as continuing to work as a painter in exhibitions.
During my training I became interested in the Impressionists and Dutch painters. A subsequent graphic design course also expanded my skills in life drawing. A longer move to Santa Fe in New Mexico was a welcome change to soak up new inspiration. Three children's books and several book illustrations were created from this. After returning to Lake Waginger, I became interested in Japanese Zen Buddhism both through painting and intensive meditation. The founding of the joint KIWA Institute was followed by further training, which I completed in Malaysia with 2 master's degrees in Chinese astrology and classical Feng Shui. Since then I have been active in lectures, seminars and consultations as well as continuing to work as a painter in exhibitions.
Georg Schmidt
Nichts Heiliges
$10,750
