Contemporary artwork, created by Richard Hebstreit, Named
Archivtür Stadtschloß/Museum Eisenach
Type
Unique work
Date of creation
1995
Technique
Mixed technique
Mixed media includes all works of art that incorporate a variety of materials and components in a single piece. Mixed media art is a work of art that combines acrylic paint with fabric and paper. Scrapbooking, sketchbooks, decoupage, greeting card design, and mixed media art journals are just a few examples of projects in which mixed media can be used. This artistic style dates back to the cubist creations of Pablo Picasso from 1912 to 1914, the root of the term itself, in its aesthetic sense, goes back to the artist Jean Dubuffet in the 1950s.
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Object
Dimensions
W. 87 x L. 190 cm
Framing
No
Work signed by the artist
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Yes
Certificate of authenticity
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Yes
Description
The door pictured shows an artistic inlay design in Eisenach City Palace, which was designed around 1995. This design is the work of Richard Hebstreit and is based on a CorelDraw vector design.
The inlay work on the door illustrates a series of paper airplanes depicted in various stages of flight. This may symbolize a process of learning, discovery, or a journey from an idea to implementation. The choice of paper airplanes could indicate the lightness and creativity associated with ideas and thoughts.
The use of wood inlay to depict these airplanes shows not only craftsmanship, but also the ability to integrate modern concepts and motifs into traditional techniques. The door itself thus becomes a work of art that carries both aesthetic and symbolic meaning.
