Harmen Van Der Tuin

Subtly , 2019
Plaster, hardener, resin on polystyrene and wood, pigments, acrylic, and tempera, 42 x 42 cm

USD 3,300 – 4,100

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About the artwork

Harmen aims to pursue a new minimalism through his works, exploring sculptural potential, the dynamics of the brushstroke, and how the physical properties of the material can become the subject of an artwork. Despite a largely monochromatic colour palette, the artist’s skilful use of materials creates a fascinating visual texture, that imbues the work with energy and dynamism. His incorporation of minute amounts of red furthers this, by producing subtle visual dynamics in the vibrant colour contrast that is created. Through his artistic process, Harmen strives to achieve what he deems to be the true aesthetic experience: The collapse of the egocentric awareness, the awareness of oneness, in which the mind becomes totally free and available to create something new.



About the artist

Harmen aims to pursue a new minimalism through his works, exploring sculptural potential, the dynamics of the brushstroke, and how the physical properties of the material can become the subject of an artwork. With a monochromatic colour palette inspired by both minimalism and abstract expressionism, the artist eliminates all recognizable subjects in his work, instead of placing visual emphasis on the purity of form and the unique textures created through his rigorous process. He works with plaster to create the unique effect of thick impasto, introducing the element of light and shadow.By creating art that resonates with viewers and generates emotions felt deeply within them, Harmen strives to achieve what he deems to be the true aesthetic experience: The collapse of the egocentric awareness, the awareness of oneness, in which the mind becomes totally free and available to create something new. 

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