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It's something out there (2017) Original Acrylic Painting by Ralf Schmidt

59.06 x 39.37 x 0.79"

$2,347.59

There are moments when we sense that something is approaching, even though we cannot yet see what it will be. For me, this image captures that feeling of anticipation: people looking into the distance, waiting for something beyond their present understanding. Across the world, we imagine that there is something out there – a greater presence, a hidden truth, or simply a reason to hope. Perhaps belief helps us face the unknown; perhaps it offers an escape from a reality we find difficult to accept. Meanwhile, the digital fragments in the foreground seem to spread across the scene, reminding us that the world we know is changing, even as we search for what lies beyond it.

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Acrylic and gesso on canvas

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There are moments when we sense that something is approaching, even though we cannot yet see what it will be. For me, this image captures that feeling of anticipation: people looking into the distance, waiting for something beyond their present understanding. Across the world, we imagine that there is something out there – a greater presence, a hidden truth, or simply a reason to hope. Perhaps belief helps us face the unknown; perhaps it offers an escape from a reality we find difficult to accept. Meanwhile, the digital fragments in the foreground seem to spread across the scene, reminding us that the world we know is changing, even as we search for what lies beyond it.

Materials used:

Acrylic and gesso on canvas

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Ralf Schmidt

Location Germany

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Ever since studying under Heinz Edelmann, my artistic practice has been shaped by the idea that ideas born of life and situations experienced in life should form an image. Life situations serve as... Read more

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