BLICK – WÜSTENSTURM
Oil, Collage on Glass
32x40in
$6,120
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Roman Harasymiw
Germany
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Collage, Graphite on Glass , Glass under glass
- Framing : Framed
- Dimensions : 40.9x39.4in
About this artwork
Das Portrait als Resonanzraum –
in meinen Arbeiten nimmt die Porträtmalerei eine zentrale Rolle ein. Egal, welche Technik ich verwende, es geht mir nie nur darum, ein Gesicht wiederzugeben, sondern das Innere eines Menschen im Äußeren sichtbar zu machen. Meine Porträts sind keine Abbilder im klassischen Sinn. Sie gehen über das rein Äußerliche hinaus und versuchen, das Unsichtbare eines Menschen sichtbar zu machen: seine innere Spannung, Verletzlichkeit,… Kraft oder Zerrissenheit. Oft ist das Gesicht dabei nur fragmentarisch erkennbar – überlagert, verschattet, aufgelöst in Licht und Farbe. Genau wie hier in der Bildfusion ANTLITZ 2, das seine Betrachter magisch anzieht und in seiner Vielschichtigkeit mit ihm in den Dialog tritt.
in meinen Arbeiten nimmt die Porträtmalerei eine zentrale Rolle ein. Egal, welche Technik ich verwende, es geht mir nie nur darum, ein Gesicht wiederzugeben, sondern das Innere eines Menschen im Äußeren sichtbar zu machen. Meine Porträts sind keine Abbilder im klassischen Sinn. Sie gehen über das rein Äußerliche hinaus und versuchen, das Unsichtbare eines Menschen sichtbar zu machen: seine innere Spannung, Verletzlichkeit,… Kraft oder Zerrissenheit. Oft ist das Gesicht dabei nur fragmentarisch erkennbar – überlagert, verschattet, aufgelöst in Licht und Farbe. Genau wie hier in der Bildfusion ANTLITZ 2, das seine Betrachter magisch anzieht und in seiner Vielschichtigkeit mit ihm in den Dialog tritt.
Roman Harasymiw
Germany
Credentials
- Works on commission
Roman Harasymiw is an artist with Ukrainian roots. Born in 1957 in Kaufbeuren, he studied from 1980 to 1987 at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich in the class of Professor Franz Bernhard Weißhaar. In 1984 he was promoted as master student and technical assistant.
First sacred works in public spaces were created whilst he was a student. He developed a diverse artistic practice spanning painting, photography and sculpture. In his artistic work he combines traditional knowledge with innovative approaches with techniques such as his self-invented Sedilumpintography, image fusions, and light etchings.
His work moves between realism and abstraction, and it unfolds its full impact in dialogue with the viewer.
He has received several awards, including the Cultural Prize of his hometown Kaufbeuren (2001) and the Art Prize of the city of Kempten (2016). In 2023, his artwork in the series of image fusions, LESERIN I, was acquired by the Art Collection of the German Bundestag in Berlin.
First sacred works in public spaces were created whilst he was a student. He developed a diverse artistic practice spanning painting, photography and sculpture. In his artistic work he combines traditional knowledge with innovative approaches with techniques such as his self-invented Sedilumpintography, image fusions, and light etchings.
His work moves between realism and abstraction, and it unfolds its full impact in dialogue with the viewer.
He has received several awards, including the Cultural Prize of his hometown Kaufbeuren (2001) and the Art Prize of the city of Kempten (2016). In 2023, his artwork in the series of image fusions, LESERIN I, was acquired by the Art Collection of the German Bundestag in Berlin.
Roman Harasymiw
ANTLITZ 2
$6,890
