AVARICE
Material
Collage, Siebdruck, Acryl & Pigmente auf Leinwand, in hochwertigem roten Schattenfugenrahmen aus Holz gerahmt
Size
62x68 cm
Price
1250 €
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The Seven Todsünden and their positively associated opponents address this #4letterart artwork. The superimposed writings with the English terms for the seven deadly sins form the text-based foreground, which provokes a multi-layered game with the image background with the collaged outlines of fashion magazines and color accents. Thus, new viewing levels and nuances are repeatedly produced, which are again highlighted by the superposition of various printing and painting techniques. The special effect is once again underlined by the creaming in a specially made high-quality red shade frame made of wood.
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About the artist
Georg Steidinger
München
Abstract painting and media art meets typography. Popart goes 4 letter words.
The Stuttgart native started out as a musician and radio DJ and came to art in the late 90s. With his "4letterart" the artist uses image content and words to provide impulses and inspiration on the topics of our time.
Pieces from pop culture are brought to new life as a remix. Ads from fashion magazines, song and film quotes, old illuminated letters or vintage musical instruments reinterpreted using screen printing technology.
Whether as a collage, on record sleeves or as an installation - Georg Steidinger varies themes, materials and techniques and thus puts things in a new context.
