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]]>Oefner recently presented a new series of artworks called Volumen in which he set out to explore the boundaries of painting. Each piece is presented in the form of a resin cubicle that captures vibrant brushstrokes.
According to Oefner, he was trying to embrace the physicality of paint and transform its two-dimensional nature by lifting it into a 3D realm. His aim was to get viewers to reconsider the paint’s form and medium.
“I have always been fascinated by the textural quality of paintings. For me, experiencing works like de Kooning’s Door to the River or Pollock’s Lavender Mist has always been as much a tactile experience as a visual one. These paintings are almost like sculptures to me. What I am doing is removing the canvas entirely and lifting the paint into space, making its physicality completely tangible,” Oefner explained in an artist statement shared on his website.
Continue scrolling to see more entries in Oefner’s Volumen series.
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]]>The post Swiss Artist Disassembles $2 Million Worth Lamborgini into Thousand Pieces appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>For his latest entry in “Disintegrating” series, Oefner managed to get his hands on one of the most stunning cars ever produced, 1972 Lamborghini Miura SV. The artist spent two years working on this car, which is valued at $2 million and ended up taking more than 1,500 photos of Miura’s components.
The final product ended up showing Lamborgini in all its beauty, while also giving away an impression that the photo was captured at the moment when the car was in mid-explosion.
You can check out the photos of disassembled 1972 Lamborghini Miura SV and watch the video about the project below.
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]]>The post Fabian Oefner Captures Vibrant Brushstrokes in Resin in His Latest Series of Sculptures appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>Oefner recently presented a new series of artworks called Volumen in which he set out to explore the boundaries of painting. Each piece is presented in the form of a resin cubicle that captures vibrant brushstrokes.
According to Oefner, he was trying to embrace the physicality of paint and transform its two-dimensional nature by lifting it into a 3D realm. His aim was to get viewers to reconsider the paint’s form and medium.
“I have always been fascinated by the textural quality of paintings. For me, experiencing works like de Kooning’s Door to the River or Pollock’s Lavender Mist has always been as much a tactile experience as a visual one. These paintings are almost like sculptures to me. What I am doing is removing the canvas entirely and lifting the paint into space, making its physicality completely tangible,” Oefner explained in an artist statement shared on his website.
Continue scrolling to see more entries in Oefner’s Volumen series.
The post Fabian Oefner Captures Vibrant Brushstrokes in Resin in His Latest Series of Sculptures appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>The post Swiss Artist Disassembles $2 Million Worth Lamborgini into Thousand Pieces appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>For his latest entry in “Disintegrating” series, Oefner managed to get his hands on one of the most stunning cars ever produced, 1972 Lamborghini Miura SV. The artist spent two years working on this car, which is valued at $2 million and ended up taking more than 1,500 photos of Miura’s components.
The final product ended up showing Lamborgini in all its beauty, while also giving away an impression that the photo was captured at the moment when the car was in mid-explosion.
You can check out the photos of disassembled 1972 Lamborghini Miura SV and watch the video about the project below.
The post Swiss Artist Disassembles $2 Million Worth Lamborgini into Thousand Pieces appeared first on PlayJunkie.
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