Getting back to your roots can be complicated (2020) Drawing by Stephan B. Reisig

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  • Original Artwork (One Of A Kind) Drawing, Pencil / Paper on Paper
  • Dimensions Height 39.4in, Width 27.6in
  • Artwork's condition The artwork is in perfect condition
  • Framing This artwork is not framed
  • Categories Drawings under $5,000 Figurative Portrait
Reconnection is key. We need to analyze the Between Normal so that a cost-benefit analysis can be made of the mycelium of distractions and deceptions. Mechanisms that take us further and further away from our humanity and nature ( without business models ). Many are learned behaviors and can be unlearned. The mycelium of branches should have its origin [...]
Reconnection is key. We need to analyze the Between Normal so that a cost-benefit analysis can be made of the mycelium of distractions and deceptions. Mechanisms that take us further and further away from our humanity and nature ( without business models ) . Many are learned behaviors and can be unlearned. The mycelium of branches should have its origin in our soul and not elsewhere. Reaching out to each other and to mother's womb, the earth. OUR New Normal.
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Stephan B. Reisig, born on July 31, 1964, in Dordrecht, a city in the Dutch province of Zuid-Holland, embarked on his artistic journey early in life. Initially focusing on fashion illustration, he studied at the [...]

Stephan B. Reisig, born on July 31, 1964, in Dordrecht, a city in the Dutch province of Zuid-Holland, embarked on his artistic journey early in life. Initially focusing on fashion illustration, he studied at the Fashion Academy Fashion Design in Maastricht, where he showcased his talent with modest success. After a brief stint as an illustrator for a renowned fashion brand, Reisig gained admission to the prestigious Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam in 1988. Graduating Cum Laude in 1990, he has since made Amsterdam his home and professional base.

Throughout his thirty-year career, Reisig has made significant contributions to the artistic landscape. He has painted dramatic backgrounds for opera schools and exhibited extensively both within the Netherlands and internationally. In recent years, his artistic focus has shifted towards drawing, predominantly using colored pencils on paper, and experimenting with mixed techniques such as charcoal/pencil and acrylic paint.

Reisig's distinctive style is characterized by a blend of realism and an aspect of alienation and depersonalization, creating a sense of urban anonymity within his subjects. His newest series aims to express the purity of materials and the directness of the forms depicted, whether human or animal.

Beyond aesthetics, Reisig's art carries profound thematic weight. He seeks to captivate viewers with the allure of beauty before confronting them with uncomfortable truths embedded within his work. Through his art, Reisig aims to draw attention to societal distractions and the erosion of humanity perpetrated by those in power. He advocates for a reconnection with nature and inner selves as a means of resistance against this trend.

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