Unlösbar
Acrylic on Canvas
39x31in
$2,290
Framing
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Rainer Pawlaczyk
Germany
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 86.6x70.9in
About this artwork
Inspired by a visit to Japan in November 2025, the work offers a glimpse behind the perfect, uniform facade of Japanese society.
Seven monochrome, ultramarine blue canvases in various sizes represent the "perfect," uniform Japanese society. Seven is a lucky number there. I painted the eighth canvas, in the center of the "float," with a diving face. Eight is also a lucky number there.
Many Japanese people withdraw from society because they can't… cope with the pressure and uniformity of the system. 1.5 million live in hikkiomori, total withdrawal. That deeply affected me. But it also makes me even more grateful to live in a free and tolerant society. The image will serve as a lifelong reminder of the beauty of freedom. "Withdrawal" – belonging and disappearance at the same time.
Seven monochrome, ultramarine blue canvases in various sizes represent the "perfect," uniform Japanese society. Seven is a lucky number there. I painted the eighth canvas, in the center of the "float," with a diving face. Eight is also a lucky number there.
Many Japanese people withdraw from society because they can't… cope with the pressure and uniformity of the system. 1.5 million live in hikkiomori, total withdrawal. That deeply affected me. But it also makes me even more grateful to live in a free and tolerant society. The image will serve as a lifelong reminder of the beauty of freedom. "Withdrawal" – belonging and disappearance at the same time.
Rainer Pawlaczyk
Germany
Credentials
- Works on commission
My work arises from a fascination with ambivalence.
Trust-distrust, freedom-order, reason-emotion, closeness-isolation and much more, all at the same time.
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.
In my works I translated these tensions into images - decisively and openly to resonance.
I paint lived ambivalences.
Trust-distrust, freedom-order, reason-emotion, closeness-isolation and much more, all at the same time.
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.
In my works I translated these tensions into images - decisively and openly to resonance.
I paint lived ambivalences.
Rainer Pawlaczyk
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$5,360
