Code: 46139770

Tim Eitel

Name: Tim Eitel
Brand: DCV Dr. Cantzsche
SKU: 46139770
Price: 32.20 EUR
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Author: Michael Bracewell
ISBN: 9783969122112

by Michael Bracewell, Kunsthalle Rostock

Language: English
Binding: Hardback
Number of pages: 112
Publisher: DCV Dr. Cantzsche, 2024
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Book synopsis

Tim Eitel initiates an exchange between recollection and painting. The work on his pictures, he says, is "a conversation about reality and memory" in which he engages the canvas. In the course of this dialogue, Eitel reflects on personal experiences, creating a standalone figural-abstract reality that needs to be internally consistent-the canvas has a strong will of its own. That makes the scenes depicted in his paintings analogues or afterimages of a situation rather than renditions of it. They are characterized by a certain openness that enables the beholders to inject their own recollections into the pictorial space as well. The dialogue between canvas and artist thus gives way to a colloquy between audience and finished work. Not by coincidence, many of the paintings by Eitel gathered in this catalog show people in museums: these scenes facilitate the leap into the pictorial space. The beholders have experienced a situation like the one shown in the pictures in the past or are experiencing it right now, and so they are already at the heart of the works; they become part of the painting, and the picture becomes a particle of their recollection.