Schlafender Hund

from Noah Rennebaum

Height	63.7 cm
Width	83.7 cm
Length/Depth	3.5 cm

€1,621.00*

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Description

Material:

Öl auf Leinwand, Wengé

Technik:

Ölfarben mit einer Technik aus Spachtel und Pinsel

Versand:

Die Arbeit wird mit Schattenfugenrahmen versendet – inklusive Echtheitszertifikat und Signatur auf der Rückseite.

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Noah Rennebaum

Since 2015, I have been pursuing my artistic path with a great deal of initiative. I describe myself as an artist and tattoo artist and work in a studio in Leipzig. In 2018, I began my teacher training in art education at the University of Leipzig, which has since enriched my practice with theoretical and art-historical perspectives. I studied under Dr Frank Schulz, Andreas Wendt, Dr Ines Seumel and Markus Laube.

As a student of experience, my artistic process is largely shaped by curiosity and experimentation. Vibrant narratives emerge from a blend of figurative and abstract elements through an empathetic, intuitive and controlled visual language. People and nature are inextricably linked and serve as my source of inspiration.

09/2022 Exhibition at the Student Art

Market02/2024 Art Market ‘Werk

seit’06/2024 Exhibition at the Leipzig Artdays featuring the work ‘500 Years of Auerbachs Keller’ at Auerbachs Keller (Mephisto Bar)

10/2024 Evening classes at the HGB under a master student at the HGB;

since 04/2025 Course and consultation with a master student at the HGB

; 07/2025 Exhibition at the Leipzig Artdays

; 09/2025 SKM Gallery, 6th Community exhibition in Leipzig featuring the ‘(Urban) Landscapes

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series

; November 2025: Group exhibition ‘Art Debüts 2025’ – KK5 Gallery, Leipzig

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