My starting points here were the sculptures of Italian artists during the Renaissance, like Giambologna, Michelangelo and Bernini. And link them to my previous research of Gaia and Pythia.
And: the creation of the world (Darwin): “On the origin of species”.
Acrylic paint and siberian chalk on paper, 100 x 70 cm.
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Chalk, acrylic and oil on paper
100 x 70 cm
oil on canvas, 120 x 80 cm
Small painting/drawing. Acrylic, chalk and oil on paper. 50 x 65 cm
“Forrest”, acrylic on paper, 100 x 70 cm.
Oil on canvas, 160 x 80 cm
I am Dutch. Try to master the English language. Read a lot. Margaret Atwood for instance, with the Madadam Trilogy and A Handmaid Tale.
Run into new words:
Yore, of Yore: A long time ago.
This is me. My drawings and paintings. Refering to a time, where forms weren’t that specific. The origin of….
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70 x 100 cm. Acrylic on paper, siberian chalk on paper and oilpaint on paper.
I am using different backgrounds now (acrylic and siberain chalk) and try to make a combination between this background in paint and the drawings I’ve made lately. And on top, again paint, in acrylic or oil. Layer over layer, over layer. Chalk over paint, paint over chalk).
“DRAWTINGS”, I call them.
Or: “DARWINgs“
I am using not only siberian chalk here, but also conté and acrylic paint.
Still looks like a print, although it’s “just” a drawing
50 x 65 cm
A triptych. Three pictures, 60 x 90 cm
Finished this one yesterday.
Darwin, Darwin, Darwin.
80 x 120 cm. Oil on canvas.
René Heeres artist 