Rouzbeh Tahmassian - Le pêcheur (Framed)
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"Still waters, quiet patience."\n\nMixed media artwork in an old luxurious frame (behind glass), straight from the artist's studio. With hanging system, ready to hang.\n\nFine art photography print, in a very old beautiful frame. The frame is in good condition and has very small and minimal damages (see photos). The edition and year are listed on the CoA and on the back of the photo. This photo was composed and taken at Zevenhuizerplas, Rotterdam.\n\nUsed materials include, among others: luxury frame, photo.\n\nIf two or more works are purchased in the same auction, you pay shipping costs only once.\n\nRouzbeh Tahmassian, established visual artist from Rotterdam. His work has been sold and exhibited worldwide for over 15 years. The unique combination of techniques and materials and expressive imagery makes his work very popular.\n\nWith a strong presence and success on leading online platforms and galleries, the demand for his work has grown enormously in recent years. His work is mysterious and stimulates the viewer’s imagination. His art is continuously evolving and not limited to figurative; abstract, portraiture, and sculptures are also part of his oeuvre.\n\nAs the artist himself describes: “I use many different materials such as wood, paint, (bees) wax, sanguis, gold and silver, cotton, and various types of resin. In advance, the frames are laid out, but the creative process only begins once the first hand is laid on it. Here I let my feelings guide me. There are no boundaries to what I can do. I am always looking for a new effect, a new image, in search of the unknown. I feel there is always more to discover.”\n\nExhibitions & Residencies\n- The Atelier Art Society, 2022, Apr.–Sept. 22, Shopping Center 'Heuvel' in Eindhoven, The Netherlands.\n- Art Eindhoven, 2022, 9-10 April, Klokgebouw Eindhoven, The Netherlands.\n- Van der Wal Interieurs 2019, Techniekweg 8 - Leerdam, The Netherlands.\n- Lingesteyn 2018, Jan. 1 – March 31, The Netherlands.\n- Amersfoort Art Galerie 2017, Amersfoort, Jun 2017 - Jun 2018, The Netherlands.\n- DOEN 2017, Rotterdam, Apr 1 – Nov 1, The Netherlands.\n- L’Italiano Ristorante, Rotterdam, Feb. 2017 - Dec. 2017, The Netherlands.\n- GINVI, Rotterdam, Nov. 2016 - Feb. 2018, The Netherlands.\n- Beatrix Hospital 2017, Jan 1 – March 31, The Netherlands.\n- Galerie van Eijck 2016, Rotterdam, Sept. 1 – March 2017, The Netherlands\n- Dental practice Unident 2016, Leiden, Jan. – July, The Netherlands.\n- Masters of LXRY 2015, Amsterdam RAI, December 10–14, The Netherlands.\n- London Hilton on Park Lane, April 30–May 31 2015, United Kingdom.\n- Hilton Munchen City, March 31–April 30 2015, Germany.\n- KUNSTwerk aan de Winkel, Feb. 15–Mar. 29 2015, Rotterdam, The Netherlands.\n\nPublications & Awards\n- Published project 'The other side' in magazine Digifoto Pro Masterclass, 2.2015.\n- Published announcement JCI Seminar "Tell me, show me" at Maasstad Ziekenhuis, Rotterdam, September 2015.\n- Published project 'The other side' in magazine Focus, issue 2015-2, February 2015.\n- Published 'Alone' in magazine Shoot, issue 34, October–November 2014.\n- Published 'Signs' in magazine Chip Foto Video, issue 79, September 2014.\n- Published 'Impressionare' in magazine Chip Foto Video, issue 78, August 2014.\n- Published 'Save the date' in magazine Bruid en Bruidegom, Issue 3, May 2014.\n- Published 'Pills' in poster in Hospital Reinier de Graaf, Delft The Netherlands, April 2014.\n- Featured with exposition Beatrix Hospital, Gorinchem 2017 on Rivas website.\n- Featured with 'Alone' on Cameraland.nl, Wall of fame photocontest Vacation 2014.\n- Featured with 'Full Atmosphere' on Photography Khaki Magazine, 10th Issue, August 2014.\n- Featured on Chip Foto Video, picture of the week 'Sings', August 2014.\n- Featured on Chip Foto Video, picture of the week 'Impressionare', June 2014.\n- Featured on DigiFoto Starter with 'Broken Unity' and 'Persistent Autumn', July/Aug 2014.\n- Ambassador on Cameraland.nl, over 20+ online publications on the website.\n- Award-winner Photocontest 'Natuur in Nederland' on DigiFotoStarter with 'Purity', Aug 2014."
Seller's Story
My work is created amidst emotions. I follow my feelings about how the process is progressing and what materials the artwork needs. Throughout this, the science and precision within me are constantly stirred. In my profession as a hospital pharmacist, it requires precision and accuracy. In recent years, I have increasingly fused my work as a pharmacist and a visual artist. I use chemical compounds and create my own perfectly orchestrated combination of Damar resin and beeswax, for example. To influence the viscosity of my paint and wax, I use chemicals like sorbitol and glycerol, and I incorporate burnt pages from pharmaceutical books into my artworks. I am intensely drawn to the unknown: an unknown effect, an unknown material, and an unknown twist of work. It is what motivates me to create new work in this epic battle between the flow of feelings and the science of pharmacy.
Rouzbeh Tahmassian is an established multi-disciplinary artist with international exposure. His pieces combine photographs manipulated with various mixed-media techniques on beautiful pieces of wood. Each work is unique and can involve a range of materials including acrylics, oils, pastel, watercolors, beeswax, sanguis, copper, wood, blood, and more. His pieces are personal and expressive with a hint of nostalgia.
Translated by Google Translate"Still waters, quiet patience."\n\nMixed media artwork in an old luxurious frame (behind glass), straight from the artist's studio. With hanging system, ready to hang.\n\nFine art photography print, in a very old beautiful frame. The frame is in good condition and has very small and minimal damages (see photos). The edition and year are listed on the CoA and on the back of the photo. This photo was composed and taken at Zevenhuizerplas, Rotterdam.\n\nUsed materials include, among others: luxury frame, photo.\n\nIf two or more works are purchased in the same auction, you pay shipping costs only once.\n\nRouzbeh Tahmassian, established visual artist from Rotterdam. His work has been sold and exhibited worldwide for over 15 years. The unique combination of techniques and materials and expressive imagery makes his work very popular.\n\nWith a strong presence and success on leading online platforms and galleries, the demand for his work has grown enormously in recent years. His work is mysterious and stimulates the viewer’s imagination. His art is continuously evolving and not limited to figurative; abstract, portraiture, and sculptures are also part of his oeuvre.\n\nAs the artist himself describes: “I use many different materials such as wood, paint, (bees) wax, sanguis, gold and silver, cotton, and various types of resin. In advance, the frames are laid out, but the creative process only begins once the first hand is laid on it. Here I let my feelings guide me. There are no boundaries to what I can do. I am always looking for a new effect, a new image, in search of the unknown. I feel there is always more to discover.”\n\nExhibitions & Residencies\n- The Atelier Art Society, 2022, Apr.–Sept. 22, Shopping Center 'Heuvel' in Eindhoven, The Netherlands.\n- Art Eindhoven, 2022, 9-10 April, Klokgebouw Eindhoven, The Netherlands.\n- Van der Wal Interieurs 2019, Techniekweg 8 - Leerdam, The Netherlands.\n- Lingesteyn 2018, Jan. 1 – March 31, The Netherlands.\n- Amersfoort Art Galerie 2017, Amersfoort, Jun 2017 - Jun 2018, The Netherlands.\n- DOEN 2017, Rotterdam, Apr 1 – Nov 1, The Netherlands.\n- L’Italiano Ristorante, Rotterdam, Feb. 2017 - Dec. 2017, The Netherlands.\n- GINVI, Rotterdam, Nov. 2016 - Feb. 2018, The Netherlands.\n- Beatrix Hospital 2017, Jan 1 – March 31, The Netherlands.\n- Galerie van Eijck 2016, Rotterdam, Sept. 1 – March 2017, The Netherlands\n- Dental practice Unident 2016, Leiden, Jan. – July, The Netherlands.\n- Masters of LXRY 2015, Amsterdam RAI, December 10–14, The Netherlands.\n- London Hilton on Park Lane, April 30–May 31 2015, United Kingdom.\n- Hilton Munchen City, March 31–April 30 2015, Germany.\n- KUNSTwerk aan de Winkel, Feb. 15–Mar. 29 2015, Rotterdam, The Netherlands.\n\nPublications & Awards\n- Published project 'The other side' in magazine Digifoto Pro Masterclass, 2.2015.\n- Published announcement JCI Seminar "Tell me, show me" at Maasstad Ziekenhuis, Rotterdam, September 2015.\n- Published project 'The other side' in magazine Focus, issue 2015-2, February 2015.\n- Published 'Alone' in magazine Shoot, issue 34, October–November 2014.\n- Published 'Signs' in magazine Chip Foto Video, issue 79, September 2014.\n- Published 'Impressionare' in magazine Chip Foto Video, issue 78, August 2014.\n- Published 'Save the date' in magazine Bruid en Bruidegom, Issue 3, May 2014.\n- Published 'Pills' in poster in Hospital Reinier de Graaf, Delft The Netherlands, April 2014.\n- Featured with exposition Beatrix Hospital, Gorinchem 2017 on Rivas website.\n- Featured with 'Alone' on Cameraland.nl, Wall of fame photocontest Vacation 2014.\n- Featured with 'Full Atmosphere' on Photography Khaki Magazine, 10th Issue, August 2014.\n- Featured on Chip Foto Video, picture of the week 'Sings', August 2014.\n- Featured on Chip Foto Video, picture of the week 'Impressionare', June 2014.\n- Featured on DigiFoto Starter with 'Broken Unity' and 'Persistent Autumn', July/Aug 2014.\n- Ambassador on Cameraland.nl, over 20+ online publications on the website.\n- Award-winner Photocontest 'Natuur in Nederland' on DigiFotoStarter with 'Purity', Aug 2014."
Seller's Story
My work is created amidst emotions. I follow my feelings about how the process is progressing and what materials the artwork needs. Throughout this, the science and precision within me are constantly stirred. In my profession as a hospital pharmacist, it requires precision and accuracy. In recent years, I have increasingly fused my work as a pharmacist and a visual artist. I use chemical compounds and create my own perfectly orchestrated combination of Damar resin and beeswax, for example. To influence the viscosity of my paint and wax, I use chemicals like sorbitol and glycerol, and I incorporate burnt pages from pharmaceutical books into my artworks. I am intensely drawn to the unknown: an unknown effect, an unknown material, and an unknown twist of work. It is what motivates me to create new work in this epic battle between the flow of feelings and the science of pharmacy.
Rouzbeh Tahmassian is an established multi-disciplinary artist with international exposure. His pieces combine photographs manipulated with various mixed-media techniques on beautiful pieces of wood. Each work is unique and can involve a range of materials including acrylics, oils, pastel, watercolors, beeswax, sanguis, copper, wood, blood, and more. His pieces are personal and expressive with a hint of nostalgia.
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Artist
Rouzbeh Tahmassian
Edition number
Exclusive edition 10/25
Edition
Limited edition
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Direct from the artist
Title of artwork
Le pêcheur (Framed)
Technique
Mixed media
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Netherlands
Year
2026
Condition
Good condition
Colour
Black, Grey, White
Height
21 cm
Width
26 cm
Weight
2 kg
Depiction/theme
Seascape
Style
Modern
Period
2020+
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