Georg Brandner (1956) - Ohne Titel
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Georg Brandner, Ohne Titel, an original acrylic and mixed media painting in red, black, white, grey, brown and gold, 120 × 80 cm, origin Österreich, unsigned, in excellent condition; born 1956 in Leoben and based in Niklasdorf, Austria.
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Georg BRANDNER
* Born: 1956 in Leoben, Austria
* Lives and works: Niklasdorf, Austria
* Self-taught artist
* Since 1976 freelance painter and object artist
* Following this is a list of his exhibitions and symposia (1980–2016).
Whoever believes that Georg Brandner's works are simply paintings will be surprised. His compositions originate from the colors of the artist himself, with colors merging with shapes and materials into fascinating structures. These approach the viewer in a mysterious way and invite them to experience the work with all the senses.
Georg Brandner's works combine the experiences and impressions he has gathered on his numerous journeys around the world. These are reflected directly in the characteristic features of his art. All of his works have a very tactile, palpable surface texture. It is created by incorporating various materials.
Another defining feature of his works are the recurring colors. This includes in particular the use of the signal color red, which is closely linked to Georg Brandner's visual language. Only a few of his works omit this red, which is typical for him.
Therefore Brandner's art is considered unmistakable among professionals and art critics — whether it is a small work with targeted color accents or a large-format painting with numerous subtle nuances.
Symposia
* 1991: Voest-Alpine Tubulars GmbH & Co. KG, Kindberg, Austria
* 2006: Bacău, Romania
* 2007: Vladikavkaz, Russia
* 2009: Aqaba, Jordan
* 1993 to today: International Artist Symposium Kendlimajor, Nagykanizsa, Hungary
Georg BRANDNER
* Born: 1956 in Leoben, Austria
* Lives and works: Niklasdorf, Austria
* Self-taught artist
* Since 1976 freelance painter and object artist
* Following this is a list of his exhibitions and symposia (1980–2016).
Whoever believes that Georg Brandner's works are simply paintings will be surprised. His compositions originate from the colors of the artist himself, with colors merging with shapes and materials into fascinating structures. These approach the viewer in a mysterious way and invite them to experience the work with all the senses.
Georg Brandner's works combine the experiences and impressions he has gathered on his numerous journeys around the world. These are reflected directly in the characteristic features of his art. All of his works have a very tactile, palpable surface texture. It is created by incorporating various materials.
Another defining feature of his works are the recurring colors. This includes in particular the use of the signal color red, which is closely linked to Georg Brandner's visual language. Only a few of his works omit this red, which is typical for him.
Therefore Brandner's art is considered unmistakable among professionals and art critics — whether it is a small work with targeted color accents or a large-format painting with numerous subtle nuances.
Symposia
* 1991: Voest-Alpine Tubulars GmbH & Co. KG, Kindberg, Austria
* 2006: Bacău, Romania
* 2007: Vladikavkaz, Russia
* 2009: Aqaba, Jordan
* 1993 to today: International Artist Symposium Kendlimajor, Nagykanizsa, Hungary
Details
Artist
Georg Brandner (1956)
Sold with frame
No
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Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Ohne Titel
Technique
Acrylic painting, Mixed media, Mixed technique
Signature
Not signed
Country of origin
Austria
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Black, Brown, Gold, Grey, Red, White
Height
120 cm
Width
80 cm
Style
Abstract
Period
2010-2020
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