Peter Pölzl (Pöp) (XX) - Orizzonte di Cala Eolie

Description provided by the artist This unique original work by Pölzl Peter / poep-art – is 100% handmade. Made in Italy Through the deliberate emission of the gold colour, a special effect arises in suitable light. The 'lead profile' for the explanation of my images is best described in numerous images, often as a conscious refusal of linguistic fixation. For PöP, talking about art is often difficult or even 'senseless', because painting, to him, is a standalone way of thinking that goes beyond what can be said. He sees painting as a process that begins where language ends. He believes that you can only capture what words can express—painting has nothing to do with that. In short: my lead profile is the openness of the image. An image must be able to exist for him without external explanation, because every interpretation would merely limit the image. An abstract painting by Peter Pölzl no longer resembles a representation of reality, but a battlefield of colors and layers. There are no recognizable objects, figures, or landscapes left. TECHNICAL DATA Original work Signed and dated by the artist on the back of the painting. A certificate of authenticity is attached to the document. Shipped rolled in a sturdy shipping box. Delivery without wooden frame; therefore it is recommended to consult a specialist for mounting. The photos in the gallery are montages to illustrate how it might look. The colors on the screen may differ from the actual colors of the paint. Depending on the screen resolution and contrast of computer, tablet, phone, or the lighting when the object was photographed. The graphic images are montages and can vary in size to better show the details of the image. The actual dimensions correspond to the description. Canvas size 110x110 - suitable for a cradle frame of 100x100x2.5-4 This colorful acrylic work is highly textured, rich in layers, and very atmospheric, and evokes different emotions and images in the minds of the viewers;

Schätzpreis:€300

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