Sandsturm
Dimensions
W. 160 x L. 120 x D. 8 cm
Work signed by the artist
Yes
Certificate of authenticity
Yes
Description
The oil painting powerfully captures the wild and raging power of a sandstorm. The swirling masses of sand seem to literally sweep across the canvas, in warm, earthy tones that capture the desert environment. The blurred contours of the landscape and sky enhance the sense of chaos and unpredictability, while delicate brushstrokes illustrate the movement of the stormy wind. The image exudes raw, elemental energy, conveying the overwhelming power of nature devouring everything in its path.
About the artist
I am delighted to announce my participation in the “International Artist of Europe Award 2024 - FLORENCE" which is promoted by #PitturiAmo and will take place from 15 January to 1 February 2025 at the Cartavetra Gallery in Florence.
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Horst Ludwig, born in 1946, - nominated for the Artist OF EUROPE AWARD 2024 in Florence - is a renowned artist with many years of experience and great expertise in the field of painting. Since his childhood, animals, especially horses, have accompanied him as loyal companions. In his youth, Horst Ludwig spent a lot of time in the old churches and cathedrals of the former GDR, where he often supported painters and picture restorers. In the community of freelance painters, he learned various painting techniques, and his talent was recognized and encouraged early on. This time had a lasting impact on his passion for painting.
Horst Ludwig is the proud father of two daughters. After 57 happy years of marriage, he lost the love of his life in February 2023. Despite this loss, the shared love of Arabian thoroughbreds and their breeding continues to shape everyday life on the family estate near Stralsund on the island of Rügen, where he lives and works as a free spirit and artist. His studio, affectionately called "Kleckshäuschen", is called "al Kuhl," derived from the Arabic word "al-kuhl," which for him symbolizes the beauty, elegance and grace of Arabian horses as well as the trust and deep bond between humans and animals.
Horst Ludwig's passion for horses and life in all its facets is impressively reflected in his works. The painter exhibits regularly and his studio is open to visitors, who are always welcome.
