Der Sonne entgegen
Acrylic on Canvas
30x39in
$1,540
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Hans-Gerd Wolfgarten
Germany
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Polvere
28 pieces
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 23.6x27.6in
About this artwork
I would like to give a Banksy artwork a new home. This picture
shows the destroyed homeland, directly after the flood disaster in the Ahr Valley (2021), in western Germany.
A concerned mother is working to give her child a livable environment again.
The mud, all the garbage, the sewage, and everything else the flood brought with it have been removed from the
"Home" removed. The woman is now bravely trying to make the room somewhat habitable.…
The reset button of life has been pressed.
shows the destroyed homeland, directly after the flood disaster in the Ahr Valley (2021), in western Germany.
A concerned mother is working to give her child a livable environment again.
The mud, all the garbage, the sewage, and everything else the flood brought with it have been removed from the
"Home" removed. The woman is now bravely trying to make the room somewhat habitable.…
The reset button of life has been pressed.
Hans-Gerd Wolfgarten
Germany
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Hans-Gerd Wolfgarten works as a painter and photographer, drawing on a rich background in advertising, event and sports marketing, as well as extensive collaborations with international artists. His works are characterized by a critical, socially engaged style; he addresses topics such as the 2021 floods, climate change, and political controversies with a direct, often Banksy-inspired visual language. His works challenge the viewer to confront uncomfortable truths and convey a blend of thoughtfulness, hope, and haunting urgency.
Website: www.wolfgartenart.de
Website: www.wolfgartenart.de
Hans-Gerd Wolfgarten
"Nur noch Staubsaugen"
$1,540
