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Sommerblumen 328

Ilja Mlosch

2023 • Germany • Pastel, Graphite on Wood , Wood

24 x 31 in

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Ilja Mlosch

Germany

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Medium : Pastel, Graphite on Wood , Wood
Framing : Framing on request
Dimensions : 23.6x31.5in

About this artwork

The work "Summer Flowers 328" from the Summer Flowers series depicts the vitality of nature. The clear, detailed, and airy depiction of nature, full of vitality, conveys feelings of joy and well-being. In the background, one can sense a sunrise or sunset—it's hard to tell for sure. Despite the vibrancy of the flowers and grasses sprouting side by side, the image exudes a sense of tranquility.

The flowers are a composition of photographic images… transferred onto filler. The rudimentary transfer is further elaborated with pastel and graphite. The craquelure and patina are created using pigments in a wet-on-wet technique and fixed with a mineral binder. A varnish lends the work an antique sheen reminiscent of that of the Old Masters.

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Ilja Mlosch

Germany

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Works on commission

The works of Berlin artist Ilja Mlosch operate in a space beyond photographic hyperrealism and painting. They unsettle the viewer when, beneath the obvious beauty of a subject, beneath the layers of material, the innermost, vulnerable essence of the depicted subject flashes through.

“I have great faith in the simplicity, in the delicacy of the elaborate interior.”

Ilja Mlosch has long been exploring the possibilities of different materials to make this delicacy visible and invite us on a journey into the innermost being of things.

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