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Günter Wideburg
Germany
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- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Paper
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 14.2x18.9in
About this artwork
This painting captures a moment of carefree joy, depicting a young girl with braided pigtails holding a bright yellow balloon aloft. In the background, the Vienna Giant Ferris Wheel rises majestically with its characteristic red gondolas and delicate white steel structure. The low angle emphasizes the vastness of the brilliant blue sky, dotted with soft white clouds. The composition plays with the verticality of the Ferris wheel and the ascending…
motion of the balloon, creating a dynamic scene.
Günter Wideburg
Germany
Günter Wideburg was born in Kaufbeuren in 1965. His numerous travels as an entrepreneur in product development gave him a perspective on the world that now fundamentally influences him as an artist, having trained at the Schraf Art School (Ravensburg). He lives and works in Weingarten on Lake Constance.
His works, mostly acrylic on canvas, are historical documents or commentaries that engage with societal problems. They involuntarily and with great urgency initiate a dialogue with the viewer. In doing so, they invite reflection and storytelling, which can be as diverse as the many figures in the paintings who seem to assume different social roles or, in their role-playing, point to specific societal injustices or underlying dangers.
His works, mostly acrylic on canvas, are historical documents or commentaries that engage with societal problems. They involuntarily and with great urgency initiate a dialogue with the viewer. In doing so, they invite reflection and storytelling, which can be as diverse as the many figures in the paintings who seem to assume different social roles or, in their role-playing, point to specific societal injustices or underlying dangers.
Credentials
- Works on commission
Günter Wideburg
Riesenrad Wien
$510
