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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Ink on Paper
- Framing : Framed
- Dimensions : 27.6x39.4in
About this artwork
Max Waterer is a multidisciplinary artist.
Fusing painting with poetry, his narrative-based compositions explore varying themes such as seasonal changes, the galaxy, sound, rhythm, movement, and cyclical harmony. In his artistic practice, Waterer employs diverse materials, which are determined by his thought processes, subjects, and objectives for each piece.
This painting was painted in Max’s studio in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
His thoughts on… this piece have been translated into a poem titled - “Absorbing trail”
Absorbing trail
I speak with a theory,
An ever ending quest,
A confusion with leary,
Run towards a breath,
Absorb the colours that make you fresh.
Capturing a scent,
A snap as you went,
To me this broken tree,
Is one of many to fall.
Fusing painting with poetry, his narrative-based compositions explore varying themes such as seasonal changes, the galaxy, sound, rhythm, movement, and cyclical harmony. In his artistic practice, Waterer employs diverse materials, which are determined by his thought processes, subjects, and objectives for each piece.
This painting was painted in Max’s studio in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
His thoughts on… this piece have been translated into a poem titled - “Absorbing trail”
Absorbing trail
I speak with a theory,
An ever ending quest,
A confusion with leary,
Run towards a breath,
Absorb the colours that make you fresh.
Capturing a scent,
A snap as you went,
To me this broken tree,
Is one of many to fall.
Max Waterer
Netherlands
Credentials
- Residency Participant
- Works on commission
Max Waterer is a multidisciplinary artist based in the Netherlands whose works have been exhibited nationally and in England. Fusing painting with poetry, his narrative-based compositions explore varying themes such as seasonal changes, the galaxy, sound, rhythm, movement, and cyclical harmony. In his artistic practice, Waterer employs diverse materials, which are determined by his thought processes, subjects, and objectives for each piece.