You've gotta get up
Acrylic, Pigments on Canvas
28x39in
$1,880
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Rolf Lorenz
Germany
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Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Pigments on Synthetic board
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 39.4x27.6in
About this artwork
A². A for "Africa" and A for "left behind." Africa drifts through space like a satellite. The Sinai Peninsula is still attached, but it has already detached from the Arabian Peninsula. A disposable item, which at least still has the equator.
The red undercurrents of the continent are more pronounced in the photograph than they appear when viewed with the naked eye. But they are there, pointing to Chinese infiltration and resource exploitation by… Chinese and Russian companies. Fair enough, one might say; barely a century earlier, it was Western powers that plundered the continent.
The blue of the seas also changes dramatically and benefits greatly from good lighting. The overall texture of the image constantly shifts its hue, adapting, for example, to the changing sunlight. A real stunner!
Black shadow gap frame, acrylic on polyamide (but heavily plastered with marble dust :-) The frame is not included in the price, but will be given away for free. ;)
The red undercurrents of the continent are more pronounced in the photograph than they appear when viewed with the naked eye. But they are there, pointing to Chinese infiltration and resource exploitation by… Chinese and Russian companies. Fair enough, one might say; barely a century earlier, it was Western powers that plundered the continent.
The blue of the seas also changes dramatically and benefits greatly from good lighting. The overall texture of the image constantly shifts its hue, adapting, for example, to the changing sunlight. A real stunner!
Black shadow gap frame, acrylic on polyamide (but heavily plastered with marble dust :-) The frame is not included in the price, but will be given away for free. ;)
Rolf Lorenz
Germany
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Rolf Lorenz works primarily with acrylic paints on canvas and brings a rich background in painting, film, and photography. His technique is experimental, blending a wide variety of materials and uniting classical painting with narrative elements. His style addresses political and social themes, which he powerfully commentates on and critically interprets. His works possess great emotional power: His art denounces injustices, shakes people up, and challenges the viewer to observe and reflect.
Rolf Lorenz
A²
$19,700
