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EXPRESSING WITH LITTLE... Der mensch spielt mit das Einfache um es schwierig zu machen ...
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- Artist, Collector
- If you're an artist, what kind of art do you make?
- Drawing, Event, Installation, Painting, Photography, Sculpture
- I am...
- I've got nothing to proove. I just hope that you join in in my Art of expression..
Please be informed that any copy of the pictures are to be priorly authorised by © Alex Stalenberg on: stalenbergalex@yahoo.fr
- About my artwork
- Simple lines. Little details, but trying to give the essential of the story in the few lines that I draw. Ikébana and Bonsai creations gave me in my youth the first idea of what the strength is of a simple line.
Than the drawing is for me the best moment when I can pull myself back in a subconscious state, a sort of autism and find there my material of what my spirit saved as souvenirs and impressions.
When the drawings come out and I look back to them and think them over, often I surprisingly discover how previous preoccupations or impressions are crystallized in them.
They often reflect my reaction towards what society confrontated me with.
I think these drawings can be very accesible for the spectator. However, one needs to take a little time to look at them.
Have a good visit and feel free to leave your reaction.
Kind regards
Alex Stalenberg
- Artists I like
- I discovered Charles Lapique lately and was surprised about allmost the same wave he followed.
Ikebana flower arrangements for the symbolic of the little material and Calligraphy.
For what concerns their drawings-paintings: The CoBrA movement like Bengt Lindström, some of Karel Appel's. Picasso, Miro, Umberto Boccioni, Hans Bellmer, Hans Erni, some of Paul Wunderlich, Zwi Milstein, but also Anton Pieck, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry and today's Paella Chimicos, Samuel Stento, KAEL,Rick, Cedric Royer...
- Centre of the artworld:
- New York, Berlin, nowhere and everywhere
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H A P P Y V A L E N T I N E ' S D A Y !
H A P P Y V A L E N T I N E ' S D A Y to you all!
That you may receive a lot of love from your friends!
Posted on 14th February 2009 at 11:46am —
I can advise you to visite my friend Jeroen Bechtold' site! The best in ceramics.
http://www.jeroenbechtold.nl/gallerysite/1.html
Posted on 18th January 2009 at 2:15pm —
NIHILISTICAL DRAWING
AND ? What do you think about it ? NEEDS to be filled up ? NEEDS to be coloured ? NEEDS to be understated ? NEEDS to be defended? NEEDS to be ?
Posted on 27th December 2008 at 7:00pm — 2 Comments
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plein de bonnes choses pour toi dans toutes tes passions
je t'embrasse
yglix
Ayse
I'm so sorry cannot attend this event!
Word of the week:
TWIET !
Thanks for the add.
greetings
Philippe
best greetings for the next year 2009! I am happy to be a member of artreview.com now. My English is not very good, so my son Philipp is helping me with writing you and reading the texts. I am going to add more photos soon. First I have to get along with this web site. In June I`m going to be in France on Ile D`Oleron again. Perhaps we will meet then in La Rochelle. I am looking forward to your answer.
yours sincerely,
Ernst
wonder myself...why alex say your drawing is simple?
Why a simple lines?
Is there any simple or complex line?....Is not the same line?
Your work is very consistent, and powerful, carry me to see it over and over again...yes, I know...Minimum is maximum, but, which is the minimum maximum?
Your work is a very complex operation, I find it close to Heidegger's "Dasein"...Right here and now!.
Your work no needs nothing else, the nomination and the presence in an art page close any operation or modification.
And of course exists!..before you draw yet exist.Securely you draw, even without any paper, paper is a circumstance.
A hug embrace....thanks for your greetings, best for you too.
A huge embrace
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