Die Macht des Schicksals
Acrylic, Collage on Wood
28x20in
$8,470
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Wolfgang Eberhardt
Germany
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Collage on Wood , Wood under glass
- Framing : Framed
- Dimensions : 31.5x23.6in
About this artwork
Deconstructionism. Breaking something can also be art. As early as 1909, the Futurists called for the destruction of museums, libraries, and academies.
I flattened a flugelhorn with the help of a road roller and reassembled it in a picture frame. The musical score was also torn up.
I had truly awful music lessons and a terrible music teacher at boarding school. I dedicated this collage to Giuseppe Verdi. His opera "Otello" also provides a thematic… connection to deconstructionism. The protagonist, the "Moor of Venice," destroys his relationship with the beautiful Desdemona out of jealousy, even killing her with his dagger.
Due to the fragility of the artwork, shipping via Singulart is unfortunately not possible. Please contact the artist directly.
I flattened a flugelhorn with the help of a road roller and reassembled it in a picture frame. The musical score was also torn up.
I had truly awful music lessons and a terrible music teacher at boarding school. I dedicated this collage to Giuseppe Verdi. His opera "Otello" also provides a thematic… connection to deconstructionism. The protagonist, the "Moor of Venice," destroys his relationship with the beautiful Desdemona out of jealousy, even killing her with his dagger.
Due to the fragility of the artwork, shipping via Singulart is unfortunately not possible. Please contact the artist directly.
Wolfgang Eberhardt
Germany
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Wolfgang Eberhardt, a passionate painter, discovered his artistic talent through emotional experiences. His figurative works are created through careful use of charcoal, color pigments and binding agents, creating images full of magic and impulse. His art is a bridge of communication, with the aim of reaching the viewer deeply and triggering emotion. With love as his strongest force, he always strives to express true human feelings through his art.
Wolfgang Eberhardt
Othello
$12,700
