Jan Worst - Tacid Understanding groot werk - Sold

Large screen print by Jan Worst. Year: 2004. Number: 86/100 The work is signed lower right by the artist. Condition in very good condition.
The work can be picked up in Maasbracht (near Roermond/Weert). Shipping is also possible. Jan Worst was born in 1953 in Heerenveen. From 1971 to 1976 he was educated at the Academy of Fine Arts Minerva in Groningen. According to him, the fact that Jan Worst's paintings are called realistic can give rise to misunderstandings. The concept of realism is linked to depicting reality and is for the painter as such a somewhat naive and perhaps outdated activity. Jan Worst's paintings are made up of recognizable elements. But this does not mean that the viewer should experience this recognizability as self-evident. Sausage collects fragments from different realities: antique furniture and carpets, children and young women who seem to have stepped straight out of a fashion magazine. He brings all this together in a painting. His works deal with a make-believe world that is far removed from everyday reality. Unlike science, which seeks to reveal and expose, according to Jan Worst, art is all about disguising and concealing. In addition to the Netherlands, he has worked in various other countries, including Italy and Germany.