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Medium :
Acrylic, Relief Printing on Canvas , Wood under plexiglas
Framing :
Framing on request
Dimensions :
55.1x55.1in
About this artwork
Greenshell, with this work you can see the absurdity and contradiction at first glance! The mere fact that an oil supplier is named after a creature that lives in nature is absurd. Two opposites are combined in one work that will never be united in reality and that is what makes this picture so exciting. The work is half analogue and half digitally painted, brought together on canvas and finally partially refined with acrylic paint. It can also be… purchased as a highly pigmented gallery print behind acrylic glass. The picture is unique.
« In 2017 I was able to exhibit my works in Hanover together with top-class artists such as Picasso, Warhol and Beuys, that was my personal artistic highlight! »
Digital and analogue painting, Mühlbauer-Gardemin has mastered many techniques. Born on the North Sea coast and creative from childhood. At the age of 3, Mühlbauer-Gardemin picked up the pencil for the first time to draw his first picture. Today one would say: Art has always been in his blood and is now anchored in his DNA. In order to let his mind run free, Mühlbauer-Gardemin studied painting and graphic design in Bremen and then worked for various agencies and publishers. In 1996, self-employment finally followed. The nucleus of his art: a spacious studio in Wilhelmshaven.