Endspiel
Objects, Plastic
16x16x15in
$5,090
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Heribert Heere
Germany
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Artist highlights
- Group shows participant
- Experienced Artist
- Solo shows participant
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Other artworks by Heribert Heere
Artwork details
- Medium : Objects, Plastic Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 15.7in, Height: 15.7in, Depth: 15.4in
About this artwork
The hand in this sculpture at the back right shows one of Buddha's hand positions and holds a ball-like colored plastic structure. At the front there are five figurines lined up as if on a stage. Three women, one with a child in her arms, and an older man - their upper bodies are in a fire-like envelope.
Here we are dealing with so-called “purgatory” figures. are. In between there is a blue-painted toy figure in a kind of space suit with a tiger's… head - a mutant.
At the back on the left we see a statuette of Christ with the Sacred Heart in front, which embodies a type that was often displayed in churches in the 19th century.
The staff of my sculpture is completed by the figure of a man with a tie and a newspaper in his hand.
In contrast to the religiously motivated imagination, the cool modern mutant of man and tiger does not just seem like a “myth of everyday life”, but seems entirely feasible thanks to highly advanced genetic technology
Here we are dealing with so-called “purgatory” figures. are. In between there is a blue-painted toy figure in a kind of space suit with a tiger's… head - a mutant.
At the back on the left we see a statuette of Christ with the Sacred Heart in front, which embodies a type that was often displayed in churches in the 19th century.
The staff of my sculpture is completed by the figure of a man with a tie and a newspaper in his hand.
In contrast to the religiously motivated imagination, the cool modern mutant of man and tiger does not just seem like a “myth of everyday life”, but seems entirely feasible thanks to highly advanced genetic technology
Heribert Heere
Germany
Credentials
- Group shows participant
- Experienced Artist
- Solo shows participant
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Heribert Heere uses collage, paintings (oil, acrylic, watercolor), digital media, and photography; his artistic development was honed at the Academy of Fine Arts Munich and shaped by art historical studies. With sophisticated stylistic pluralism, he combines old and new, representational and abstract, and the trivial with high culture in his works, allowing collage, painting, and montage to flow seamlessly into one another. His works create a poetic tension and invite viewers to reflect on the constant metamorphosis of our culture and to experience the interplay of meanings on an emotional level.
Heribert Heere
Fegefeuer
$5,090
