Zwei Bäume im Park
| Edition | Original Art |
|---|---|
| Sujet | Landscape |
| Technique | Painting |
| Height | 43.7 cm |
| Width | 33.7 cm |
| Length/Depth | 3.5 cm |
Material:
Oil on panel, oak
Technique:
Oil paints applied using a combination of palette knife and brush
Shipping:
The work will be dispatched in a shadow-joint frame – including a certificate of authenticity and the artist’s signature on the reverse.
The work is being presented as part of the 6th SKM Community Exhibition.
He is dedicating the series (Urban) Landscapes to the exhibition. In his works, impressions from walks and travels are combined with painting. The starting point is photographs, which are first prepared in sketch form and then transferred into oil paints. The distinctive feature of his technique, using a palette knife and brush, lies in the dialogue between intuition and creative control – imitating natural forms whilst shaping man-made structures.
Everyday landscapes thus appear in a different light. His artistic perspective invites us to take a fresh look at familiar paths. This gives rise to visual worlds that transform familiar places into narrative landscapes.
Noah Rennebaum
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
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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
