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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 63x47.2in
About this artwork
The colorful, clearly defined shapes represent order, planning, and the attempt to control complexity. These are themes I had to deal with simultaneously.
The painterly overlays show the opposite: dynamism, friction, the unpredictable.
At the center is a doubled canvas – a deliberately placed element.
It represents the attempt to increase control… and create stability.
But this very intervention is painted over, broken through, exceeded.
For me, this work marks a turning point – the realization that it is not possible to keep several themes at the same level simultaneously – like juggling.
Control was only restored through the conscious relinquishment of responsibility.
Not having everything under one's control became the actual form of control.
"Loss of control?"
Series: Who we are
Chapter: Control & Loss of Control
Rainer Pawlaczyk
Germany
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Credentials
- Works on commission
The place between two poles:
Trust-distrust, freedom-order, reason-emotion, closeness-isolation, and much more.
I am interested in the space before the answer.
Where contradictory poles exist simultaneously and where questions arise.
Questions have always been a path of discovery and a source of strength for me.
Perhaps we don't always need to know immediately which side is the right one.
Perhaps it is precisely this space of possibility that I want to bring into our lives with my pictures.
This perspective stems from 30 years of experience as an entrepreneur and creative mind in my trade fair construction company, where responsibility, economics, structure and creative design and thinking were inextricably linked.
The space in between was and is my motivation, my source of strength.
I paint the space in between.