Façade, Hôtel Solvay, Bruxelles, Belgique (1994) Painting by Paul Dmoch

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  • Original Artwork Painting, Watercolor
  • Dimensions Height 17.7in, Width 12.6in
L'Hôtel Solvay est un hôtel de maître bruxellois de style Art nouveau conçu par l'architecte belge Victor Horta entre 1895 et 1903 pour Armand Solvay.... La façade est symétrique jusqu’au niveau de la porte fenêtre du bel-étage. Cette porte donne accès à un balcon et est flanquée de deux bow-windows. La façade est constituée de verre, de[...]
L'Hôtel Solvay est un hôtel de maître bruxellois de style Art nouveau conçu par l'architecte belge Victor Horta entre 1895 et 1903 pour Armand Solvay.... La façade est symétrique jusqu’au niveau de la porte fenêtre du bel-étage. Cette porte donne accès à un balcon et est flanquée de deux bow-windows. La façade est constituée de verre, de fer et de pierre naturelle, les matériaux favoris d’Horta.

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Being an artist is not something you decide. It's a state of mind. It is not a choice .... From the darkness comes the light I have known the two extremes, light as well as darkness. These[...]

Being an artist is not something you decide. It's a state of mind. It is not a choice ....

From the darkness comes the light
I have known the two extremes, light as well as darkness. These extremes are poles that go together ... they are a driving force for each other, you might say. Life seems to be made up of opposites ... light and dark. The feelings they evoke seem contrary, but there is a hidden connection between them. They cannot work without each other. The experience of light is only possible by living the absence of light, and in contrast to its opposite, darkness. Art is the only true expression of the feelings of the infinite journey deep within oneself. For me it is a metaphor for the eternal search for balance between these two fundamental elements of human existence.

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