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Nils Hoffmann
Germany
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Collage on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 15.7x15.7in
About this artwork
Mysterious relics of civilization, such as metal lids and ancient Chinese texts, are found in a larger area that, from the air, looks like a desert-like landmass.
This work explores the metaphysics of transience. I wanted to make the raw energy of the erosion process palpable—the breaking and, at the same time, the becoming. Having it in your space brings with it an intense atmosphere of profound reflection and primal natural force, prompting contemplation.
This work explores the metaphysics of transience. I wanted to make the raw energy of the erosion process palpable—the breaking and, at the same time, the becoming. Having it in your space brings with it an intense atmosphere of profound reflection and primal natural force, prompting contemplation.
Nils Hoffmann
Germany
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
Nils Hoffmann works as a painter with roots in graphic design and extensive experience in landscape painting, abstract art, mixed media, and collage. His works integrate natural found objects—wood, roots, seeds, leaves, or thorns—as well as man-made objects such as rusted iron or old prints, etc., using diverse techniques such as painting, collage, layering, or monotype. His artworks are mostly dense, process-oriented compositions that express both intuition and his devotion to the respective subject matter, conveying with a mysterious intensity a deep connection to nature—and Mother Earth—and to the existential power of the elements.
Nils Hoffmann
Erosion
$1,420
