SABBATICAL MOMENTS

Overview ‘Les Moments Sabbatiques’, 2009, galerie Eric Mircher Paris

photo’s by: Charles Duprot

from l. to r.:

‘Team Verité’, 2008, oil on canvas, 123×93 cm

‘Everybody’s War’, 2008, acrylic on canvas, ca.123×93 cm

no title, 2008, oil on canvas, ca.123×93 cm

overview ‘Les Moments Sabbatiques’

left: ‘Go East’

middle: no title (marrocan)

right: ‘Exploration’

‘Drive True’, 2008, oil on canvas, ca. 226×125cm

Paris

GO WEST

‘Go West’, 2008, oil on canvas, 125×94cm

YELLOW WISH

“Yellow Wish”, 2008, oil on canvas, 125×229cm

“Multitasking” (Everyday’s Euthanasia and sabbatical Moments), 2008, oil on canvas, 125×198cm

GO EAST

Go East’, 2008, oil on canvas, 125×198 cm

’sculptor rules painting’, 2008, oil on canvas, 125×220cm

‘Diaspora’, 2008, oil on canvas, 125×95cm

no title, 2008, oil on canvas, 125×95cm

‘Exploration’ and ‘Master’

‘Exploration’, 2008, oil on canvas, 125×210 cm

Annother kind of interior of a church (see ‘Drive True’) and it is imaginable that I’ll make a third one (like for exemple with the believe of sports). A triptych. We’ll see. I gave my best on the KFC -window!

First annother picture of one of the latest paintings, which actually all are in preparation for a solo show I’ll have in Paris the 10 th. of January with the Gallery Eric Mircher WWW.MIRCHER.COM. I showed the next work before, but in a rather bad picture and now I got the title: it is ‘Master’. There is not a real structure in giving a title with me. Sonetimes I start with a word, an expression, a phenomenon. However it happens as well that a title is not necessary,  not available or even disturbing in a bad way!

‘Master’, 2008

‘Send’(Ledemaatje)

‘Send’(Ledemaatje), 2008, oil on canvas, 125×95cm

sketches for education

 

‘no title’, 2008, oil on canvas, 125×95cm

sketch for gymnastics, 2008

Gay-Control

Gay-Control, 2008, oil on canvas, 220×125cm

Death or Squad

‘Death or Squad’, 2008, oil on canvas, 125×95cm

After sailing last weekend, I learned about death or squad, or in Dutch ‘melkmeisje’(milkmaid) which means that the two sails on your boat turn in opposite towards eachother.