Dear 2019,
It’s time to say goodbye to you. It’s also time to say goodbye to a decade that has formed me as a human being, individual and as an artist. ✨
And as I sit down here and revise my year in numbers, there’s only one thing I can say: I am thankful. 🥳
Thankful for all the experiences. For all the ups and downs. For all the places I’ve seen. And especially, for all the new people I’ve met. 👥
For all the 670 people that came to my workshops. 🎨
For the 42 artists I spoke to about their challenges, ambitions and plans for their life as an artist. 👨🏻🎨
For the 13 new collectors that value my art and my artistic vision. 🖼
And for the countless experiments and artworks I have done in these past 52 weeks. I’ll make sure to keep better track, so that I can pinpoint a number of you in the future aswell.
A lot of things have happened. It’s only when I start to look back, that I come to realize that.
But all of this has 1 constant: You.
Thank you that you’re with me.
I’m looking forward to this new year and this new decade. 🎆
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Max Ruebensal
Max Ruebensal is a young, contemporary artist using various mediums to reflect on symbolism, identity, pop culture & the ever-growing digitalization of our everyday lives. He therefore combines an experimental and process-oriented art practice with a conceptual, thematic approach that is inspired by urban culture, the collection of thoughts and the cultivation of our worldviews. Visually and aesthetically, his works are characterized by a bold, vibrant and expressive style that effortlessly moves along the intersections between abstraction and figuration. Sometimes kept abstract, other times combined with traditional painting, the results are works that are both personal and universal in their language.