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Jay Rechsteiner
United Kingdom
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385 pieces
Artist highlights
- Group shows participant
- International Exposure
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 19.7x22.8in
About this artwork
In an age of publicly sharing opinions on social media and having the need to align oneself with a certain set of opinions, political ideas etc., it has become rather difficult to truly express what one thinks without risking a backlash of anger, bullying and humiliation. The capital growth driven state machineries around the world seem to actively construct and foster a public opinion that supports certain political (power driven) objectives. 'All…
about you' aims to show various aspects of this problematic by using a somewhat humoristic usage of language. From spiritual healing, affirmations all the way to submitting artwork to an open call I explore the relatively complex structure and make-up of the contemporary human mind and as well as a multitude of different realities based on different believe systems.
The work carries a connotation of activism, popular trends, he speed of mass consumption and hoarding of information.
The work carries a connotation of activism, popular trends, he speed of mass consumption and hoarding of information.
Jay Rechsteiner
United Kingdom
Credentials
- Group shows participant
- International Exposure
- Works on commission
« Staying true to myself and having integrity is important to me. I don't produce art for the masses, nor have I any desire to ride on the band wagon of current trends. »
Jay Rechsteiner is a Swiss multi-disciplinary artist who is today based between London and Margate, UK. Working with painting, photography, video and performance, his works often tackle anarchic and political themes in a frank and sometimes startling manner, drawing attention to the absurdness of his subjects.
