You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet Painting

Large fine art by JVS - Jacob is an international award-winning artist with German American roots, known for his polytonal art. Mentorship Prof. Luigi Colani. 2014 collaboration with Tony Ward who honored von Sternberg's work with a photo production and two portraits of Jacob. Since his childhood Jacob creates art. His works have been sold to institutional customers and private collectors; owners and operators of international cruise vessels (also to the German version vessel of the Love Boat TV series "Traumschiff" MS Deutschland), private, and charter yachts, and to hotels all over the world. His paintings and sculptural art is spread all over Germany, Austria, Luxembourg, Hungary, Netherlands, Italy, Spain, Gibraltar, San Marino, France, Monaco, Sweden, Denmark, Liechtenstein, Belgium, Luxembourg, Canada (Nova Scotia, Alberta, British Columbia), United Kingdom, and United States. (Los Angeles, New York City, Long Island, Florida, Washington D.C., Chicago, Seattle, Salt Lake City, Ohio, and Cincinnati) "In my life there were very challenging experiences that have shaped my view of life itself. What remains is the love and kindness in my heart, which I cherish like a treasure. Whatever happens in life, the beat of our hearts decides the path. The essence of unity is reflected in my art. I travelled the world in search of my family and eventually achieved the healing of generations through my relentless search and longing to reunite my family on two continents. By nature I am actually rather shy and very sensitive. I love to support others. Love to speak about unity, about love, and all the wonders I witnessed on my journey around the world. I am grateful you are interested in my work. Art is my life. My work features small, medium, large and also extra large scale paintings on a very wide variety of surfaces. I use canvas, paper, wood, and several nonconventional surfaces such as time worn wood, vintage papers, and antique textiles, and metal findings that I have collected over the years during my travels. I often paint with tools that I have developed myself or use unconventional ones. At times I refuse to use brushes and painter's knives and use only things from everyday life in an adapted form to create my art. My sculptural works feature beach wood, textile surfaces in combination with colored resin, and a selection of antique findings.