Arrival
| Edition | Original Art |
|---|---|
| Sujet | Landscape |
| Technique | Painting |
| Height | 80 cm |
| Width | 105 cm |
| Length/Depth | 2 cm |
Medium/Technique: Acrylic on canvas
2023
The paintings ‘Arrival’ and ‘Departure’ depict scenes at Lake Titicaca in South America.
Due to the unrest in Peru in 2023, the land border crossing was blocked. The only way to enter from neighbouring Bolivia was by water, across Lake Titicaca. However, as this was an improvised temporary solution, there was no official route. It took us about eight hours to cross the vast lake in small excursion boats.
Once we arrived, we had to ask for directions to find our way around, as there was no internet reception.
‘Departure’ shows the moment a boat sets off from the Bolivian shore in the morning, whilst ‘Arrival’ shows the arrival at the Peruvian shore in the afternoon.
The painting was created during a trip to Peru and is therefore part of a series of South American paintings. Thanks to my girlfriend’s Bolivian and Chilean roots, and her family and friends who still live there, I had the opportunity to get to know these countries more intimately. Although South America’s landscapes are infinitely varied and impressive, it was life on the streets, in the markets or wherever people gather that interested me most there, and this is what I try to capture in my paintings.
‘Departure’ has already been sold. Limited-edition art prints of this work are still available:
https://studenten-kunstmarkt.de/Departure-limitierter-Kunstdruck/MP57907
This work is on display at the SKM Gallery in Leipzig until 30 October 2024, so it will only be dispatched after that date (in exceptional cases, and by arrangement, the work may also be dispatched earlier).
Sebastian Lorenz
Sebastian Lorenz’s paintings are characterised by colourful and richly detailed depictions. He shows a keen interest in the human figure and often places it at the centre of his works. The people depicted are usually shown on the move or pausing briefly. Lorenz’s painting combines a realistic depiction of human anatomy with an emotional and expressive rendering of the figures portrayed. His works are often characterised by a certain melancholy and intensity, as he succeeds in portraying the feelings and moods of his figures in a striking manner. Through precise brushwork and the deliberate use of light and shadow, he also succeeds in creating a remarkable sense of depth in his paintings, which immerses the viewer in a captivating world.
Exhibitions, Awards, Acquisitions:
2026 Galerie Schäfer, Waiblingen
2025 Staatsgalerie Stuttgart, A–Z. Mapping the Future
2025 Pupille, Reutlingen
2024 Acquisition of two paintings for the collection of the State Regional Council
2024 Kulturwerkstatt BT 24, Albgut Münsingen
2024 SKM Community Exhibition, Leipzig
2023 Gallery Lau,
Munich 2023 Kulturhaus Schwanen, Waiblingen
2023 Kulturwerkstatt BT 24, Albgut Münsingen
2022 Marstall am See, Berg
2022 Werk4Art, Winnenden
2021 Esslinger Kunstverein
2020 Rotes Haus, Meersburg – Sponsored Prize for Figurative Art, winner of the People’s Choice Award
2016 Galerie Fähnle, Überlingen
2015 Kalteneck Castle, Holzgerlingen
