Simone Zacharias - No man's land #1

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Simone Zacharias, No man's land #1, is an original acrylic painting with spray and mixed media on canvas in blue, black, beige and white, measuring 60 cm by 120 cm, signed, created in 2026, in excellent condition, sold directly by the artist.

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Description from the seller

Because during painting and the drying process new images arise, I typically work on several canvases at once. This provides new impulses and makes me feel like I am collaborating with the work rather than merely being the creator of a painting.
Thus layered, often dreamlike, ethereal landscapes arise.

Instead of a precise arrangement of landscape elements, the painted depiction becomes an atmosphere.

Shipping details:
The work is rolled and shipped protected. The canvas has an extra margin of 5 cm on each side to facilitate re-stretching, which can be done by the buyer themselves or by a professional.

Curriculum vitae:

Education

1988 - 89 Fachoberschule für Kunst und Gestaltung, Münster

1990 - 1995 Academy of Fine Arts (AKI), Enschede – Mixed Media

1995 – 1997 Master – Autonomous Art program, Enschede

2009-2014: Lecturer 'Mixed Media / Three-dimensional' at ArtEZ, Art and Design, Enschede

to present: own professional practice as visual artist

Seller's Story

The paintings of Simone Zacharias invite the viewer to take a walk through a surreal world in which the usual rules have seemingly been abolished or are perceived as if from a dream. It is an intermediate area in which abstract and concrete structures mingle, a fantastic garden that Simone Zacharias crosses on ever new and inventive excursions.
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Because during painting and the drying process new images arise, I typically work on several canvases at once. This provides new impulses and makes me feel like I am collaborating with the work rather than merely being the creator of a painting.
Thus layered, often dreamlike, ethereal landscapes arise.

Instead of a precise arrangement of landscape elements, the painted depiction becomes an atmosphere.

Shipping details:
The work is rolled and shipped protected. The canvas has an extra margin of 5 cm on each side to facilitate re-stretching, which can be done by the buyer themselves or by a professional.

Curriculum vitae:

Education

1988 - 89 Fachoberschule für Kunst und Gestaltung, Münster

1990 - 1995 Academy of Fine Arts (AKI), Enschede – Mixed Media

1995 – 1997 Master – Autonomous Art program, Enschede

2009-2014: Lecturer 'Mixed Media / Three-dimensional' at ArtEZ, Art and Design, Enschede

to present: own professional practice as visual artist

Seller's Story

The paintings of Simone Zacharias invite the viewer to take a walk through a surreal world in which the usual rules have seemingly been abolished or are perceived as if from a dream. It is an intermediate area in which abstract and concrete structures mingle, a fantastic garden that Simone Zacharias crosses on ever new and inventive excursions.
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Details

Artist
Simone Zacharias
Edition
Original
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Sold with frame
No
Title of artwork
No man's land #1
Technique
Acrylic painting, Mixed media, Spray paint
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Netherlands
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Beige, Black, Blue, White
Height
60 cm
Width
120 cm
Weight
250 g
Depiction/theme
Landscape
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
The NetherlandsVerified
95
Objects sold
100%
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