Rouzbeh Tahmassian - In Solitude (XL artwork on closet door)

\Artist: Rouzbeh Tahmassian
Technique: Oil on panel\Signature: Hand signed
Very unique and original XXL work of art, directly from the artist's studio. Truly an eye-catcher in the home or office! Mixed media on an old and beautiful cabinet door. Oil paint has been applied with a special finger paint technique (applied only with fingers) . The artwork contains several layers of acrylic and oil paint and is rich in texture due to the many materials used. It contains, among other things, about 15 metres of wool! The resin is burned on it with his own developed technique. Dimensions: 92x43x2 cm Materials used include: photo, old wooden tabletop, wool (15 metres) , coffee, cement, sand, egg peels, filler, acrylic paint, oil paint, watercolour, damar resin, beeswax and varnish. The top layer of the artwork consists of a special layer of glossy varnish, which protects it from dust and UV-light. The work has been signed by the artist, on the back. Will be supplied with a certificate of authenticity. The artwork is preferably picked up in Rotterdam, because of the vulnerability and to avoid high shipping costs. If shipped, it will be carefully and professionally packed and shipped insured. Shipment can be followed to your doorstep with the track & trace code. Rouzbeh Tahmassian, a versatile visual artist from Rotterdam. His work is sold and exhibited worldwide. The unique combination of techniques and materials and expressive images make his work very popular. There are no reproductions, all works are original and each one is unique. With a strong presence and success on leading online platforms and galleries, the demand for his work has been growing enormously in recent years. His work is mysterious and stimulates the imagination of the viewer. His art is constantly in motion and is limited not only to figurative, but also abstract, portraiture and sculptures belong to his oeuvre. As the artist himself describes: I use many different materials such as paint, (bees) wax, red chalk, gold and silver, cotton and several kinds of resin. The framework is put down at the start, but the creative process only starts after the first stroke. In this I let my feelings guide me. There are no limits to what I can do. I'm always looking for a new effect, a new image, in search of the unknown. I feel like there's always more to discover. "