Uwe Pfaff - "Removal of mans soul by a shiny object"

Removal of mans soul by a shiny object
Other, US$ 1,346

Removal of mans soul by a shiny object

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W: 60mm x H: 180mm
W: 2" x H: 7"

This work is unframed

Price

US$ 1,346

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About "Removal of mans soul by a shiny object"

Early Man. Late Man. No man should be without a soul.

Uwe Pfaff

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About Uwe

With my recent body of work I am going back to my roots. Drawing lines. This time I am using a cutting torch as my pen. It gives me particular pleasure to watch the hot flame slicing through cold steel.
The images suggest legends, myths, tall tales, futuristic tales and stories that have not been told yet.
My favourite image the halfangleman surfaces again and again. These unique Circumnavigators are explorers of the edges of time. Warrior-type creatures with past and future printed onto their skin.

With my screen prints I am using bold lines and colours that make the images vibrate, elevating the glyphs from the papers surface. creating tattoos, needle tracks, veins, roadmaps, galaxies and secret messages.

Price Range

US$ 115-1,346

Exhibitions

1979 Cape Town Biennale
1980 18 Cape Artists
1981 Republic Festival Art Exhibition Durban
1982 One-Man Show of Sculptures
1989 Images of Wood
1990 One-Man Show of Ceramic Sculptures
1992 Group Show Drawings
2000 One-Man Show of Paintings, Sculptures and Prints
2001 Group Show of metal-pictures, Cape gallery, Cape Town
2001 Solo Show of metal-pictures, In Fin Art, V&A Waterfront
2002 Solo Show, FAG Stellenbosch, Group show, BANG Cape Town,
Group Show London, Group show SIEGEN, Germany
2003 Solo Show STUDIO 77 Cape Town, Group Show CHELSEA London,
Group Show MERELY MORTAL JHB

Education

Part-time studies of Painting, Drawing, Graphics, Sculpture.

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