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Holger Mühlbauer-Gardemin:
Picture "Death" (2023)
Picture "Death" (2023)
Picture "Death" (2023)
Picture "Death" (2023)
Picture "Death" (2023)
Picture "Death" (2023)
Picture "Death" (2023)
Picture "Death" (2023)
Picture "Death" (2023)
Picture "Death" (2023)
Picture "Death" (2023)
Picture "Death" (2023)
Picture "Death" (2023)
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Picture "Death" (2023)
Holger Mühlbauer-Gardemin:
Picture "Death" (2023)

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Acrylic, Coloured Pencil, Lacquer | Canvas, stretched on stretcher frame | Format 140 x 140 cm (H/W)

€4,610.00

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Delivery time: approx. 2 weeks

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Picture "Death" (2023)
Holger Mühlbauer-Gardemin: Picture "Death" (2023)

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Picture "Death" (2023)

Death. The image symbolizes death and its different ways, the different modes of existence. Neoexpressionism is a style of fine art characterized by figurative painting of expressive color. The work is digitally and analogously painted and is a mix of neo-expressionism and digital art. It is printed on high quality gallery canvas with very durable pigments and finally painted and varnished with lots of acrylic paint. It is a unique piece!

Producer: ars mundi Edition Max Büchner GmbH, Bödekerstraße 13, 30161 Hanover, Germany Email: info@arsmundi.de

About Holger Mühlbauer-Gardemin

Mühlbauer-Gardemin first picked up a drawing pencil at an early age to draw his first picture.
In Bremen, he studied to become a painter and graphic designer and subsequently worked in various agencies and publishing houses. Since 1996, Mühlbauer-Gardemin has been working independently as an artist. Holger Mühlbauer-Gardemin is considered a promising newcomer in the art scene. In 2017, his hometown of Wilhelmshaven selected him as Sailing CUP Artist of the Year. His style fuses well-known art movements and creates the unprecedented. His technique of combining painting and digital is new and modern. His art is thought-provoking, entertaining, provocative, and it makes you think as well as smile. At the latest since the Hannover Kunstschau in November 2017, Mühlbauer-Gardemin has become a household name in the scene and it is impossible to imagine life without him.
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