Dreams_Apfelwiese
| Edition | Original Art |
|---|---|
| Sujet | Abstract |
| Technique | Painting |
| Height | 122 cm |
| Width | 135 cm |
| Length/Depth | 2 cm |
Medium:
Oil on canvas
Technique:
Painting
Dreams :
is a series of paintings that attempts to visualise dreams. The paintings reproduce the colour patterns that arise when one’s eyes are closed. In these patterns, anything is possible. From a sense of calm as one drifts off to sleep to the individual recognition and construction of representational motifs on the canvas. They describe a state between wakefulness and dreaming. The colours are expressive and open up a world of their own within the viewer.
Shipping:
The work is shipped stretched on a stretcher frame – including a certificate of authenticity and the artist’s signature on the reverse.
Vincent Hüdepohl
Born in 1995 in Berlin
: since 2019
Student of sculpture at the Weißensee Academy of Art under Prof. Else Gabriel.
:’s exhibitions
August 2022
One Hundred Dogs, 100 Artistic Works on the Theme of Dogs
September 2022
Diagonale 4, Transfinity, group exhibition
April 2023
Untergrund MoMA, Painting: Works by Berlin art colleges at Bundesplatz underground station.
December 2023
Superdruckmarkt, exhibition and sale of contemporary art prints.
April 2024
Class exhibition: “In trockenen Tüchern”, Else Gabriel’s class
April 2025
Class exhibition: “Must Happen Today”, Else Gabriel’s class
March 2026
In Brackets, group exhibition
Artist Statement:
Artists develop a language to communicate personal themes and contemporary concerns. Through printmaking, drawing and painting, I seek to link themes of emotion and spirituality with social issues and current events. To this end, I combine works in various techniques and formats to create associative spatial and wall installations. I am particularly interested in the current shift in global, national and continental power dynamics and their impact on the individual and their experience. A key focus of my graphic work lies in identifying and conveying far-right narratives and linking these to historical misrepresentations within German remembrance culture. I do not believe that artists have the ability or responsibility to change the world, but they can contribute to the wider discourse through effective and expressive storytelling.
