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1036/111/622

Volker W. Hamann

2024 • Germany • Acrylic, Pigments on Plexiglas , Metal

9 x 9 in

$510

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Volker W. Hamann

Germany

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Medium : Acrylic, Pigments on Plexiglas , Metal
Framing : Framing on request
Dimensions : 9.1x9.1in

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1036/111/622

VISBCOR technology (Plexiglas/Chainsaw/Pigments/Acrylic)
23 x 23 cm, 2024

In the artwork 1036/111/622, I used acrylic and pigments in combination with a chainsaw to create an abstract composition that captures energy and movement. The golden meshwork that stands out against the deep green, restless background symbolizes light and hope breaking through the chaos. This piece speaks of resilience and the human capacity to shine and… radiate in the most difficult of times. In a home, it will be a source of inspiration and a daily reminder of the power of hope.

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Volker W. Hamann

Germany

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Established Artist
International Exposure
Favorited by galleries
Featured in gallery curations
Works on commission

Volker W. Hamann is a painter, photographer and sculptor with an extensive artistic background. He experiments with versatile techniques and prefers styles that fuse the classical with the modern to explore complex concepts. His works evoke deep emotions and encourage reflection on the human experience.

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