Sky Impression #8 - Acrylic on foam
This is a unique piece
- Artist VanDerBeek Johannes
- Category Abstract Paintings
-
Creation year 2011
- Dimensions 86 x 124.5 cm
- Technique Acrylic on foam
About
This series of works allude to three natural elements:
Thunder - which, with its rumblings, encouraged humanity to build walls as protection against the forces of nature, here inspires a series of large sculptures like brick walls.
Ground - the point of contact with our planet which allows us to feel the gravity of our collective history, is the inspiration for the second series of sculptures in the shape of ancestral heads, modelled on the surface of the artist's studio floor.
Sky - which looms over our conscience as an endless mirror reflecting our ceaseless struggle to be eternal, is the inspiration for a third series, two-dimensional works with a silver shine. Within this series, there is a sense of continuous mental space that can be constructed through single objects, creating a portrait of both the individual who produced them and the world which inspired them.
This piece is in stock and ready to ship
Signed by the artist
This work includes the artist's signature
Regular price € 12.688
White Glove or special needs?
Shipping, Returns & Payment
Our shipping methods are determined by item size, type, fragility and specific characteristics. Shipping costs are calculated based on carrier rates, delivery distance and packing complexity.
Return Policy
On items eligible for returns, consumers have 14 days from delivery to submit a return request. Returns are not eligible for custom-made items. Read our terms of sale
Online Payment
Fp Art Online accepts the following payment methods:
Buyer Protection Guaranteed
We want you satisfied. If you're not happy with the way an item arrived, we'll work with you and the seller to reach an optimal resolution. Read our purchase protection
VanDerBeek Johannes
Johannes Vanderbeek (born 1982, Baltimore, Maryland) is an American contemporary artist currently living and working in New York City.
Johannes VanDerBeek examines notions of time, transformation, and dreams in his sculptures, installations, and 2-D works. VanDerBeek avoids a personal or “signature” style, instead using unconventional mixed-media and eclectic installations to create layered sequences of allegory that encourage viewers to consider (and re-consider) the ways in which material qualities can become condensed and distorted over time. His work has been exhibited in several exhibitions in Europe and in the USA.
Related products
