Blue red - Hamburg harbor II Painting

Blind seer To the work of Stefan Lang From Michael Stoeber (Hannover, in 2015) Also the painter Stefan Lang helps himself of the camera to see. But not to recognize. This is left to his painting. Photos serve him merely as sketches. They hold on motives which he transforms later into painting. Typical is an admission which shows how raindrops about the windscreen of his car roll by which through he takes a photo of the North German scenery. The reality denial walking along with it is the perfect metaphor for his painting which carries out the way from the „effigy to the self-image“ in the words of the artist. The photograph delivers the motive which transforms the painting into an autonomous picture. As well as in the „red light VI“ (2008) in which only one small blue hut files report before two in the brushstroke already to resolving trees in the lower image border of the object of the admission. The real protagonist that of yellow stripes, streaks and spots of painting is an aflame sky. However, he could be as well one heated up abstract colour field to which the smaller blue colour field shows a counterpoint. The artist uses his knowledge of the classical oil painting not in the service of the reality representation, but her dekonstruction.

Painting:Oil on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:78.7 W x 61 H x 2 D in

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