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Matthieu Van Riel
Netherlands
Artist highlights
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
Discover the creation in interiors
Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 33.1x26in
About this artwork
Inspiration for my work comes from many walks along flowerfields (tulips), in heathlands, polders and woods in The Netherlands and rugged majestic mountainous regions like Jotunheimen en Rondane in Norway, the Alps and the Dolomites in Italy.
The paintings are precisely translations of feelings, observations and experiences during the walks: the grandeur of nature, immateriality, emptiness, colours or spatiality, colors of flowers/trees/nature,… mist, reflections of light in water, the wind, waves, the light (morning, day, evening), atmospheric light, the temperature (cold and warmth), ice and glaciers.
I try to find the right balance between abstraction and figuration.
Painted with professional quality acrylic on high quality canvas.
The paintings are precisely translations of feelings, observations and experiences during the walks: the grandeur of nature, immateriality, emptiness, colours or spatiality, colors of flowers/trees/nature,… mist, reflections of light in water, the wind, waves, the light (morning, day, evening), atmospheric light, the temperature (cold and warmth), ice and glaciers.
I try to find the right balance between abstraction and figuration.
Painted with professional quality acrylic on high quality canvas.
Matthieu Van Riel
Netherlands
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
« During the process of painting, I am constantly improving and simplifying the elements of the landscape. »
Matthieu Van Riel is an established Dutch painter whose works have been widely exhibited throughout the Netherlands. Treading the boundary between abstraction and figuration, he composes works that explore the light, emptiness, immateriality and particular flatness of the Dutch landscape.
