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One of the work from the Sprungfederbilder - the artist painted them by jumping on a spring - Original frame by the artist // Rudolf Polanszky’s Untitled (1983) is an expressive mixed media artwork from his Sprungfederbilder series. In this unique process, Polanszky applied paint by jumping on a spring, allowing physical force and movement to dictate the composition. The result is a chaotic yet captivating blend of reds, yellows, blues, and earthy tones, swirling across the canvas in thick, gestural strokes. This dynamic technique brings an intense energy to the piece, as if capturing a moment of raw spontaneity. The textured layers and splatters of color invite viewers to explore the artwork’s visceral impact, showcasing Polanszky's experimental approach to creating through physical engagement.
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One of the work from the Sprungfederbilder - the artist painted them by jumping on a spring - Original frame by the artist // Rudolf Polanszky’s Untitled (1983) is an expressive mixed media artwork from his Sprungfederbilder series. In this unique process, Polanszky applied paint by jumping on a spring, allowing physical force and movement to dictate the composition. The result is a chaotic yet captivating blend of reds, yellows, blues, and earthy tones, swirling across the canvas in thick, gestural strokes. This dynamic technique brings an intense energy to the piece, as if capturing a moment of raw spontaneity. The textured layers and splatters of color invite viewers to explore the artwork’s visceral impact, showcasing Polanszky's experimental approach to creating through physical engagement.
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Rudolf Polanszky
Untitled, 1980s
Drawing / Watercolor
Mixed Media
EUR 25,000 - 30,000
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