Discover the creation in interiors
Artwork details
- Medium : Colored Pencil on Paper , Cardboard under glass
- Framing : Framed
- Dimensions : 11.8x7.9in
About this artwork
Acrylic and colored pencil with UHU on historical paper
Purification as a human need is a claim of
Spitzar's work always accompanied. The initiation, the understanding,
the inner human compulsion hit me like a bolt of lightning
Watch the healers in West Africa in Senegal. The dosage,
I saw the medication in the small wooden tubs
the healer who rituals her patients
instructed. It wasn't about immersing the whole thing
Body, but about… scooping and pouring over human
Shell together with its soul and the psychological states of the
People. The tubs are very small in relation to the human
Size, but the space these washes take up
are of an unimaginable size and strength. Has cleanliness
here nothing in common with visible dirt and grime, but
only with the size facing its challenges and impassibilities
to deliver.
Purification as a human need is a claim of
Spitzar's work always accompanied. The initiation, the understanding,
the inner human compulsion hit me like a bolt of lightning
Watch the healers in West Africa in Senegal. The dosage,
I saw the medication in the small wooden tubs
the healer who rituals her patients
instructed. It wasn't about immersing the whole thing
Body, but about… scooping and pouring over human
Shell together with its soul and the psychological states of the
People. The tubs are very small in relation to the human
Size, but the space these washes take up
are of an unimaginable size and strength. Has cleanliness
here nothing in common with visible dirt and grime, but
only with the size facing its challenges and impassibilities
to deliver.
Marco Spitzar
Austria
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Prizewinner
« There is nothing more exciting than owning your own story. The world's own explanation. Every materialism fades there. »
Marco Spitzar is an award-winning draftsman whose works have been featured in several solo exhibitions in Austria. He believes that we are born glued to the world, detached and heavy from imprints and stories to which we stick. Spitzar has used UHU adhesive in his the creation of his compositions for over forty-years, making new surface structures that also allow his imagery to remain transparent.