Maria
Acrylic, Pencil on Canvas
31x31in
$2,220
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Harald Brandl
Austria
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 : 11.8x9.8in
About this artwork
In the painting Transscience of Live I deal with mortality and life afterward in a playful way
We are born, we spend a large part of our earthly existence wandering the world and leaving our traces. Some more, some less. And at the end of our existence, a small, inconspicuous remnant of bones remains. Is that all? Was that all or is there more to come?
As a person of faith, the resurrection gives me hope that something else will continue.
As a… person close to science, I tend to doubt it.
What will really be? Our soul lives on. All the beautiful, heavy, emotional things in life are irretrievably gone? Answers in the now are difficult to grasp.
We are born, we spend a large part of our earthly existence wandering the world and leaving our traces. Some more, some less. And at the end of our existence, a small, inconspicuous remnant of bones remains. Is that all? Was that all or is there more to come?
As a person of faith, the resurrection gives me hope that something else will continue.
As a… person close to science, I tend to doubt it.
What will really be? Our soul lives on. All the beautiful, heavy, emotional things in life are irretrievably gone? Answers in the now are difficult to grasp.
Harald Brandl
Austria
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Brandl, a former civil servant-turned-painter, sourced inspiration from nature, mythology, and cosmos. Using an array of tools from brushes and spatulas to pouring techniques in acrylic art, he integrates elements like stones into his paintings for effect. His pieces resonate with a profound call for respect of Mother Nature, interwoven with allusions to ancient mythology. His artworks are a poignant meditation on freedom and intellectual liberation.
