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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Collage on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 15.7x11.8in
About this artwork
The artist explores different color and texture combinations using different media.
In this particular piece, he also used the typewriter on a piece of glued paper.
Inspiration comes from city walls or abandoned places where time has thwarted human traces.
The subjects valued by the artist are actually common topics, but his work consists in making them as original as possible through his own interpretation. Mostly it is about positive vitality,… joy, awareness, letting go, love and empathy for our fellow human beings, a reflection of our current society and a good dose of provocation.
This is a work on paper from the artists 40x30 series.
Please feel free to ask questions or more pictures.
Thank you!
In this particular piece, he also used the typewriter on a piece of glued paper.
Inspiration comes from city walls or abandoned places where time has thwarted human traces.
The subjects valued by the artist are actually common topics, but his work consists in making them as original as possible through his own interpretation. Mostly it is about positive vitality,… joy, awareness, letting go, love and empathy for our fellow human beings, a reflection of our current society and a good dose of provocation.
This is a work on paper from the artists 40x30 series.
Please feel free to ask questions or more pictures.
Thank you!
Michele Lysek
Switzerland
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
« I do what I think is impossible for me. »
Michele Lysek is a Swiss painter whose works have been widely exhibited nationally, as well as in Luxembourg, Italy, and the Netherlands. His art is a reflection of our modern society, while also conveying vitality, joy, awareness, letting go, love and empathy for our fellow human beings. Lysek's abstract compositions are also inspired by street art. He creates his own stencils and employs acrylics, spray paints, pastels, pencils and charcoal.