2020 is just under the belt and here we will continue – artistically speaking – exactly where we left of last year: With symbolism, Finding Identity and the real, big questions.
Hence no wonder that my most recent artwork is confronting you with these very topics:
The pattern reminds me of tree rings, which are a fascinating concept because you can actually tell a lot by the form and size of these rings…
In macro perspective, this is like a visual representation of the tree’s life and history…
…similar to how we are leaving our digital footprint in the internet today. 🌐
What would our rings tell the world?
Have you been healthy or did something make you ill?
Did you put yourself in the shade of others, or did you grow to your majesty? ✨
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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.