Kolibri I
Kolibri I
Material
acrylic on canvas
Size
100x100 cm
Price
15000 €
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This stunning artwork features a vividly colored hummingbird perched gracefully on a branch amidst a backdrop of fading foliage. The bird is adorned with iridescent feathers that glisten in shades of emerald green and deep blue, capturing the essence of tropical beauty. The soft, muted tones of the background enhance the vibrancy of the bird, creating a harmonious balance. The textures of the feathers are meticulously rendered, inviting viewers to admire the intricate details. This piece exudes tranquility and a connection to nature, making it a serene focal point in any space.
This painting would be an excellent addition to various interior settings, particularly in a living room, study, or a nature-themed decor. Hanging it above a console table or a fireplace can create a warm and inviting atmosphere. It can also enhance the vibe of a sunroom or a meditation space, providing a calming visual of nature's beauty. Complementing it with earth-toned furnishings or greenery can elevate its impact.
This painting would be an excellent addition to various interior settings, particularly in a living room, study, or a nature-themed decor. Hanging it above a console table or a fireplace can create a warm and inviting atmosphere. It can also enhance the vibe of a sunroom or a meditation space, providing a calming visual of nature's beauty. Complementing it with earth-toned furnishings or greenery can elevate its impact.
Gems in the tropical fairy tale forest
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About the artist
Johann Brandstetter
Neuötting südlich von München
Painter, draftsman, illustrator,
I design my “life’s works” using both classic and new techniques and thus create complex worlds of images. With my art, I call for a new look at ecological systems and the role that humans play in them.
By exploring the boundaries between art and science, I ask myself the question of the meaning of art as a process of observing nature.
My ideas arise on trips and excursions, “plein air” so to speak, from viewing and deepening in what is actually natural.
I record my “material” from these observations and experiences in sketches and notes in travel diaries.
The actual creative process, the transfer into an image composition as its own painterly language, ultimately takes place in the studio.
I don't just stick to exact observation of nature, it's just part of the artistic work process. Rather, my aim is to make the highly complex processes and symbioses of nature visually understandable. For me it's about the essentials in the literal sense and so I take the viewer with me on my journey.
