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Painting, Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 43.3 W x 63 H x 1.2 D in
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The picture is about the dangerous arrogance that prevails in today's world. No one has the right to judge or rule over another. In the eye of the universe, we are worth no more than other life forms. We are the only ones who look through the pink and red glasses and believe we are something higher or better. The lion in the picture, inspired from a statue in Florence, Italy, symbolizes for the artist the false and dangerous pride of a leader or demagogue and the fear one should have of him. And on the pedestal to the right of the lion's head, in the form of a seated pigeon and its like-minded army of followers, you can see the non-meaning that such a ruler actually has. But the tears of the Oversized Lion indicate the damage this ruler is doing.
Painting:Acrylic on Canvas
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:43.3 W x 63 H x 1.2 D in
Frame:Not Framed
Ready to Hang:Yes
Packaging:Ships in a Box
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Ships From:Germany.
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Eric Hubbes was born in London and spent his youth in Francfort and then in Cologne. After one year in Scotland at Glenalmond College, where he focused on fine arts, he knew that art was his passion. After graduating from high school, he studied geosciences with 3 successful semesters and mathematics before returning to art. he then develops design and watercolor in Cologne and acrylic painting in Bonn, from the Alanus Academy of Arts. He then decided to study Fine Ars at the University "HKU" in Utrecht. After 3 successful semesters he came back to Cologne to go his own way, the university was too restrictive for his creativity. Since then, he has been living and working in Cologne Over time, Eric Hubbes developed his own personal style in which he related abstract and figurative painting. This also creates a play between geometric shapes and writing, which can be found in all his works. You could also think of these as fantastical worlds emerging from his subconscious. This idea arose mainly from the brooding that every person is inclined to. His main concern is to reflect the questions and ambiguity of our time in his pictures.
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