Sebastiaan bremer biography books
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Sebastiaan Bremer
This Glass To Him, The Good Spirit, Schöner Götterfunken IV, , acrylic and inks on C Print, x cm
A Loving Father Must Dwell, Schöner Götterfunken I, , acrylic and inks on C Print, x cm
Flowers It Calls Forth From Their Buds, Schöner Götterfunken XVI, , acrylic and inks on C Print, x cm
Whoever Has Had The Great Fortune, Schöner Götterfunken XI, , acrylic and inks on C Print, x cm
To Virtues Steep Hill, Schöner Götterfunken XV, , acrylic and inks on C Print, x cm
Haarlems Starry Night, , acrylic and inks on Gelatin Silver Print, 33 x cm
Little Cat In The Studio, , unique hand-painted chromogenic print with mixed media, x cm
First Second Doll, , ink and acrylic on C-Print, x cm
Everything Flows, , acrylic and inks on Gelatin Silver Print, x 61 cm
Roots and Branches, , inks on Lamda Print, x 61 cm
About Sebastiaan Bremer
Sebastiaan Bremer, b. Amsterdam, Netherlands, , is renowned for transforming ordinary snapshots into grandly
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SEBASTIAAN BREMER To Joy
Description
A detailed utforskning of the influences, source ämne and groundbreaking technique of Sebastiaan Bremer.
To Joy is an illustrated guide through the labyrinthine imagination of contemporary artist Sebastiaan Bremer – part-intelligentsia, part-phantasmagoria, part-secret journal. His works explode with energy as his obsessively-painted white dots rise over his photographic canvases like clouds of smoke. Born in Amsterdam, Bremer creates his subjects from a swirling fingerprydnad of psychedelic/art historical/personal anecdotal ecstasy. Sex, death, family, art, history, love and lust come in and out of focus as the imagery morphs into layers of alchemy and meaning.
Charlotte Cotton, esteemed independent writer and curator, introduces the book with an essay outlining the importance of Bremer’s contribution to contemporary photography. Supplemented with Bremer’s own anställda writings – like an något privat eller personligt studio visit of his artistic practice – and an ess
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Sebastiaan Bremer
Dutch artist
Sebastiaan Bremer (born 27 June ) is a Dutch artist who lives and works in New York City.
Bremer turns photographs, found or snapped, of himself and his family into trippy, dusty memories that reveal the subconscious and the real world in one blink of an eye. He invents a poetic braille made up of text, personal symbols and ghostly shapes that, when integrated with their complex grounds, disappear again, buried in a sea of suspended dots. By slowly and laboriously painting on top of quickly taken snapshots, Bremer slows down time to render an interior landscape.[1]
Work
[edit]Born in Amsterdam, Bremer attended the open studio program at the Vrije Academie in The Hague from until [2] During his early years he meticulously reproduced personal photographs in paint. He received the Werkbeurs Grant from FBKVB in the Netherlands and moved to New York in where he began to work primarily in black and white, reemphasizing his con