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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 66.9x51.2in
About this artwork
Dr. Jürgen Schilling
With his non-representational paintings, Marc Schmitz takes a position that stands out emphatically from the trends prevailing in current painting and at the same time builds on a tradition that began at the beginning of the past century and has evoked contradicting disputes to the present day. Since Kasimir Malevitsch put his black square on a white background - according to his words "[...] the bare icon of my time [...]… the royal in its sparse words" - variously motivated artists have tried to place the hegemony of color over the mimetic image . In Malevich's assertion that every painterly surface is “more alive than any face with a few eyes and a smile. The face painted in a picture is a pitiful parody of life and only a hint ... http: //marcschmitz.net/_773
With his non-representational paintings, Marc Schmitz takes a position that stands out emphatically from the trends prevailing in current painting and at the same time builds on a tradition that began at the beginning of the past century and has evoked contradicting disputes to the present day. Since Kasimir Malevitsch put his black square on a white background - according to his words "[...] the bare icon of my time [...]… the royal in its sparse words" - variously motivated artists have tried to place the hegemony of color over the mimetic image . In Malevich's assertion that every painterly surface is “more alive than any face with a few eyes and a smile. The face painted in a picture is a pitiful parody of life and only a hint ... http: //marcschmitz.net/_773
Marc Schmitz
Germany
Credentials
- Major permanent collection
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Works on commission
Marc Schmitz is an award-winning conceptual multi-disciplinary artist based in Berlin and Ulaanbaatar. His works have been exhibited internationally and are represented in private and public collections worldwide. Schmitz's multi-disciplinary art explores the foundations of the different materials he works with, seeking to challenge their limits. His pieces convey sensuality and introspection, inviting the viewer to enter into a mutually-constructive dialogue while addressing the limitless space with all of the viewer’s basic senses.