Demolation man
Acrylic, Colored Pencil on Canvas
79x39in
$14,670
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Laurentiu Dimisca
Romania
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Colored Pencil on Canvas
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 78.7x39.4in
About this artwork
Carol halls - Protected area No. 63 Industrial activities and cultural activities
The Swiss engineer Erhardt Wolff opened a small workshop for the production of dressings in 1877 in Ghencea. In 1887 he moved it on the current ground of the former E. Wolff H.R.H. / Steaua Roșie, and changed their production profile several times. Weapons of warwere beiing produced here and also equipment for nuclear power stations. In 1991, the factory was transformed… into a limited company and its spaces became the property of the Hester company. In one of these spaces, hydraulic motors were produced. By including this parcel of the industrial heritage in the green area of the urban plan of Carol Park, the functional conversion of the owned spaces and their opening to the public space were prefigured. The Carol Halls project is developed following the initiative of the Zeppelin Association.
The Swiss engineer Erhardt Wolff opened a small workshop for the production of dressings in 1877 in Ghencea. In 1887 he moved it on the current ground of the former E. Wolff H.R.H. / Steaua Roșie, and changed their production profile several times. Weapons of warwere beiing produced here and also equipment for nuclear power stations. In 1991, the factory was transformed… into a limited company and its spaces became the property of the Hester company. In one of these spaces, hydraulic motors were produced. By including this parcel of the industrial heritage in the green area of the urban plan of Carol Park, the functional conversion of the owned spaces and their opening to the public space were prefigured. The Carol Halls project is developed following the initiative of the Zeppelin Association.
Laurentiu Dimisca
Romania
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Credentials
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Art Fair Participant
- Prizewinner
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Laurentiu Dimisca is an award-winning painter, textile artist, and sculptor based in Romania who has exhibited his works nationally, in Switzerland, Italy, the United States, the Dominican Republic, the Netherlands, and France. As a narrative painter whose style is in the real of free figuration, Dimisca's compositions translate his own take on mythologies, as well as folk tales from his childhood. His vivid pieces are created using acrylics and pencils on canvas or cardboard.
