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Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
27.6x27.6in
About this artwork
The image was inspired by an impression of Lake Neusiedl, a large steppe lake in eastern Austria. The lake is surrounded by a wide belt of reeds and is a paradise for birds (like myself) and fishermen. Numerous jetties crisscross the reeds, some disappearing into the distance. The old boat, its paint largely peeling, reflects a red streak in the typically dark water of Lake Neusiedl. The image was included in the exhibition on the theme of forest… bathing. The reed forest offers a sense of relaxation. The boat symbolizes both security and the freedom to embark on a journey.
Fritz Vogel is an Austrian painter and draftsman who works primarily with acrylics, pencil, and ink. His work is inspired by collaborations with other renowned artists, a deeply humane philosophy of life, and a technical and economic education. "A key concern in my art is to preserve, despite a recognizable style, the freedom of stylistic devices, painting techniques, and motifs, in the tradition of diversity held by artists like Picasso or Gerhard Richter. I reject pigeonholing and a primitive recognition factor in the form of self-copying. Those who engage with my paintings should first resonate with the work and only then realize that they are (once again) looking at a bird."