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Volker W. Hamann

2026 • Germany • Acrylic, Pigments on Plexiglas , Metal

14 x 14 in

$1,340

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Volker W. Hamann

Germany

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Medium : Acrylic, Pigments on Plexiglas , Metal
Framing : Framing on request
Dimensions : 14.2x14.2in

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6198/650/640/S
VISBCOR technique (Plexiglas/chainsaw/pigments/acrylic)
36 x 36 cm, 2026

This VISBCOR artwork by Volker W. Hamann presents a dynamic network of sharp, intersecting lines cut into the plexiglass sheet with a chainsaw, creating an intense visual depth. Against a dark, violet-black background, the textured lines unfold in warm orange and red tones, interspersed with cooler accents. The composition forms a kind of vortex or tunnel… that draws the eye to the center. The rough texture of the lines lends the work a tactile quality and an energetic movement that captivates the viewer.

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Volker W. Hamann

Germany

Credentials

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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