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The endlessness of the sky and sea provoke us to consider our own limitations: The horizon is a limit we can never reach, that constantly suggests to us its distance. At the same time these images are also projections of our dreams and aspirations, suggested to unparalleled distance and depth. But it is only the glimpse into the distance that truly opens up our view to the inside, to the width and boundlessness within ourselves. Due to their delimitation, these images also refer to the painting „The monk by the sea“ by Caspar David Friedrich, on which Heinrich von Kleist remarked, ‚the observers eyelids would be cut away‘.
The endlessness of the sky and sea provoke us to consider our own limitations: The horizon is a limit we can never reach, that constantly suggests to us its distance. At the same time these images are also projections of our dreams and aspirations, suggested to unparalleled distance and depth. But it is only the glimpse into the distance that truly opens up our view to the inside, to the width and boundlessness within ourselves. Due to their delimitation, these images also refer to the painting „The monk by the sea“ by Caspar David Friedrich, on which Heinrich von Kleist remarked, ‚the observers eyelids would be cut away‘.
The endlessness of the sky and sea provoke us to consider our own limitations: The horizon is a limit we can never reach, that constantly suggests to us its distance. At the same time these images are also projections of our dreams and aspirations, suggested to unparalleled distance and depth. But it is only the glimpse into the distance that truly opens up our view to the inside, to the width and boundlessness within ourselves. Due to their delimitation, these images also refer to the painting „The monk by the sea“ by Caspar David Friedrich, on which Heinrich von Kleist remarked, ‚the observers eyelids would be cut away‘.
The endlessness of the sky and sea provoke us to consider our own limitations: The horizon is a limit we can never reach, that constantly suggests to us its distance. At the same time these images are also projections of our dreams and aspirations, suggested to unparalleled distance and depth. But it is only the glimpse into the distance that truly opens up our view to the inside, to the width and boundlessness within ourselves. Due to their delimitation, these images also refer to the painting „The monk by the sea“ by Caspar David Friedrich, on which Heinrich von Kleist remarked, ‚the observers eyelids would be cut away‘.
The endlessness of the sky and sea provoke us to consider our own limitations: The horizon is a limit we can never reach, that constantly suggests to us its distance. At the same time these images are also projections of our dreams and aspirations, suggested to unparalleled distance and depth. But it is only the glimpse into the distance that truly opens up our view to the inside, to the width and boundlessness within ourselves. Due to their delimitation, these images also refer to the painting „The monk by the sea“ by Caspar David Friedrich, on which Heinrich von Kleist remarked, ‚the observers eyelids would be cut away‘.

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ENTRE 5 (raw sepia) - Limited Edition 6 of 12 Print

Stefan Osnowski

Portugal

Printmaking, Woodcut on Paper

Size: 19.3 W x 27.2 H x 0.1 D in

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The endlessness of the sky and sea provoke us to consider our own limitations: The horizon is a limit we can never reach, that constantly suggests to us its distance. At the same time these images are also projections of our dreams and aspirations, suggested to unparalleled distance and depth. But i...

Year Created:

2018

Subject:

Seascape

Styles:

Fine Art

, 

Abstract

, 

Minimalism

, 

Modern

 

Mediums:

Woodcut

, 

Oil

, 

Ink

, 

Paper

 

Medium:

Printmaking, Woodcut on Paper

Rarity:

One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:

19.3 W x 27.2 H x 0.1 D in

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Not Applicable

Frame:

Not Framed

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Certificate is Included

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Stefan Osnowski is a German visual artist who employs one of the oldest reproduction techniques to create an intricate, digitally-inspired, ultra-modern aesthetic. He exclusively uses the centuries-old process of woodblock printing. Osnowski explores digital codes, transforming them into analog representations to depict phenomena such as time, movement, and space within a two-dimensional image frame. This transformation involves converting the image into an abstract binary barcode—1s and 0s—carved into a wooden panel and printed by hand using palm-sized glass lenses. The process of selecting a theme or medium is as integral to the concept as the physical contact and craftsmanship involved. In 2024, Osnowski was awarded third place in the international Luxembourg Art Prize for his work Cordoama. He lives and works in Lisbon.

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