"Karfreitag"
Oil on Canvas
12x16in
$4,600
Framing
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Georg Perakis "Stukart"
Germany
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Oil on Fabric
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 27.6x39.4in
About this artwork
The disturbed rhythm of flashes of impressions streaming through the car window and piling up on top of each other - advertising slogans, street signs, people, cars... All of this remains behind. When the tape got tangled on the cassette player, "Bot Bam" happened. You're on the roof... There's silence and loneliness here.
Georg Perakis "Stukart"
Germany
Credentials
- Works on commission
We are surrounded by an incomprehensible world in which you can get lost. We look into it and try to find ourselves. This is an ongoing process. The artist sees deeper and tries to convey what he saw. What he was able to see and express becomes a fact that did not exist before. The artist's life is a journey. He will never be satisfied until the end. He will always look into this world and create facts. Connoisseurs will look for definitions, connoisseurs will discover new colors, children will enjoy pictures. At some point the artist asks himself and others: "What is happening? What is this world, where are we? What is this life we live?" He collects his work and makes an exhibition. Most likely, there will be no exact answer, new questions arise that are the engines of this journey called life.
Georg Perakis "Stukart"
"Bot Bam"
$8,450
