the need to be strong, squatter camp, south africa
Hybrid on Cardboard
28x28in
$1,560
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Thomas Ruhl
Germany
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Printing : Hybrid on Cardboard under plexiglas
- Framing : Framed
- Dimensions : 39.4x27.6in
- Edition : 3 / 25
- Artist's proof : 6
- Hors commerce : 4
About this artwork
THE FEAST UNDER THE YELLOWWOOD TREE. fine art print eines 2026 kolorierten schwarz/weiss fotos aufgenommen 2010 in namibia .handgemalte goldene punkte. signiert, limitiert, gestempelt. andere formate möglich . integrierter text :"in the evening there will be a big party which we have invited. we want to get to know more about the damara tribe living here. the damara are an enigmatic people about whose origins little is known. their klick sound language…
is similar to the san and nama languages. the tribe has always been subject to dominant peoples. the hereros, nama and afrikaners kept them as slaves for a long time... it` s getting dark and the place is filling with guests. dancers with torches approach from the warf. a troupe that does the dance for joy and fun. they do not want money for their performance. they are proud to be able to perform their dances and songs and are happy about the big feast at which they tuck in and later take the leftovers of the food home with them....."
Thomas Ruhl
Germany
Credentials
- Works on commission
Thomas Ruhl works as a painter and photographer with a background in graphic design, photography, and journalism. He masterfully combines black-and-white photography with hand-colored elements, often complemented by literary texts, thereby bringing historical coloring techniques back into contemporary art. His style moves at the intersection of photography, painting, and literature, always aesthetic and critical at the same time. His works tell moving stories of people worldwide and invite the viewer to empathy, humanity, and sensitive reflection. Ruhl has received numerous international awards for his work. His pieces have been presented in group and solo exhibitions and at art fairs. After studying art, financial difficulties initially drove him into advertising. This was followed by the founding of the publishing house Port-Culinaire, which established itself at the top end of the market with a magazine and culinary books. Now he devotes himself exclusively to art.
Thomas Ruhl
the feast under the yellowwood tree, the dancers, namibia
$1,610
