The paintings and photographs are independent works. Each stands on its own. But when brought together, they enter into dialogue: the photograph offers a more direct view; the painting slows things down, inviting interpretation. Their strength lies in that difference: the photograph evokes memory; the painting echoes emotion.
Combinations
Left: If you have a minute #4
Right: I could not let Loose
Over time | Printed on Hahnemüle
Framed in dark oak with museum glass
After the rush has gone #4
120 x 100 cm | Acrylic on canvas
Nowhere. Now here #5
80 x 100 cm | Acrylic on canvas
Yesterday | printed on Hahnemüle
Framed in dark oak with museum glass
Hearsay | Printed on Hahnemüle
Framed in dark oak with museum glass
After the rush has gone #1
120 x 100 cm | Acrylic on canvas
How to be (at ease) #1
60 x 50 cm | Acrylic on canvas
All together | Printed on Hahnemüle
Framed in dark oak with museum glass
After the rush gas gone #2
100 x 120 cm | Acrylic on canvas
L'amour | printed on Hahnemüle
Framed in dark oak with museum glass
After the rush has gone #6
120 x 100 cm | Acrylic on canvas
Yesterday | Printed on Hahnemüle
Framed in dark oak with museum glass
Be my mirror | Printed on Hahnemüle
Framed in dark oak with museum glass
When the time #6
60 x 50 cm | Acrylic on canvas
All together | Printed on Hahnemüle
Framed in dark oak with museum glass
If you have a minute #3
100 x 80 cm | Acrylic on canvas
More combinations
If you would like to see how the combination of a certain painting and a photo works, please feel free to contact us.
