Dreams_Engel
| Edition | Original Art |
|---|---|
| Sujet | Abstract |
| Technique | Painting – Acrylic on Canvas |
| Height | 160 cm |
| Width | 220 cm |
| Length/Depth | 2 cm |
Medium:
Acrylic on canvas
Technique:
Painting
Year:
2020
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 the tranquillity of drifting 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.
