hunger
Oil, Charcoal on Canvas
39x118in
$5,870
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Elena Schertler
Austria
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Wax on Paper
- Other details : Artwork unmounted, but already framed and ready to hang.
- Dimensions : 25.6x19.7in
About this artwork
Talking isn't enough. Not a single sentence comes out of my mouth. I'm speechless.
I have nothing to say to you.
Interpersonal relationships are difficult. Words help and make everything worse. They are liberating.
And limitations. Idyllic beauty and abyss.
Language is man's passion and at the same time his greatest obstacle:
It is insufficient to describe what is. A world that is too multifaceted stands in its way.
Writing is the love of this… ambiguity.
We are looking for where they are exceeded.
Boundaries are not ultimate. They merely mark an end. Beyond them, we can begin.
Communication without words. Sounds wrong, but it isn't. We've all spoken this language before.
Deep down inside, we learned them before anything else.
We read them in the eyes of the other.
Feel the fur of an animal.
See them in a work of art.
Listen to them speaking within us.
She is the liberation from the limitations of our words.
Don't say a word, I understand you perfectly.
I have nothing to say to you.
Interpersonal relationships are difficult. Words help and make everything worse. They are liberating.
And limitations. Idyllic beauty and abyss.
Language is man's passion and at the same time his greatest obstacle:
It is insufficient to describe what is. A world that is too multifaceted stands in its way.
Writing is the love of this… ambiguity.
We are looking for where they are exceeded.
Boundaries are not ultimate. They merely mark an end. Beyond them, we can begin.
Communication without words. Sounds wrong, but it isn't. We've all spoken this language before.
Deep down inside, we learned them before anything else.
We read them in the eyes of the other.
Feel the fur of an animal.
See them in a work of art.
Listen to them speaking within us.
She is the liberation from the limitations of our words.
Don't say a word, I understand you perfectly.
Elena Schertler
Austria
Credentials
- Works on commission
Elena Schertler is an artist from Vorarlberg who studies Fine Arts at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam. On roller skates, she draws fine charcoal lines across the canvas, traces that make time and physical presence visible.
In a world dominated by images and algorithmic structures, she creates spaces for slowness, perception, and imagination. Using fragmented, algorithmically influenced visual worlds, she explores how images are created, remembered, and passed on. "To write new stories, we need new images," says Schertler.
www.elenaschertler.de
@elena_schertler
In a world dominated by images and algorithmic structures, she creates spaces for slowness, perception, and imagination. Using fragmented, algorithmically influenced visual worlds, she explores how images are created, remembered, and passed on. "To write new stories, we need new images," says Schertler.
www.elenaschertler.de
@elena_schertler
Elena Schertler
acrobatics
$3,270
