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Joerg Hummel
Germany
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 47.2x31.5in
About this artwork
Extra dimensions supplement the space and time dimension and form the bridge to quantum physics. They have not yet been detected, but have become probable, for example, due to the detection of gravitational waves in 2015. The picture symbolizes the well-known dimensions of space and time and their wave-like propagation during the creation of the universe. The extra dimensions are represented by the dark areas on the left, whose structures protrude…
into the area on the right.
The picture lives from the contrasts between the dark surface and the brightly shining structures. The dark surface is enlivened by wave-like structures and subtly shimmers in black tones. The bright colors shine in bright contrast and break up the calm of the stabilizing dark foundation.
It is original and unique. The canvas was stretched onto the frame by the artist. This is 4.5 cm deep and gives the work a high level of stability and space.
The picture lives from the contrasts between the dark surface and the brightly shining structures. The dark surface is enlivened by wave-like structures and subtly shimmers in black tones. The bright colors shine in bright contrast and break up the calm of the stabilizing dark foundation.
It is original and unique. The canvas was stretched onto the frame by the artist. This is 4.5 cm deep and gives the work a high level of stability and space.
Joerg Hummel
Germany
« You mustn't believe everything you think. »
Joerg Hummel is an exciting German painter with national exposure. His painting ritual is a long process of discovery, personal connection and work, and he intends for each piece to be free of set messages or interpretations. He is interested in ideas of destruction, reapplication, time and movement, and these explorations are present in both his finished works and the process of creating them.
