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The Breakthrough Of Everything



Recycled billboards, Resin, & Mixed Media

Size: 120x120cm



Breakthrough of Everything



Recycled billboards, Resin, & Mixed Media

Size: 47 1/5 × 47 1/5 in

120 × 120 cm



No more blah blah just be super!



Recycled billboards, Resin, & Mixed Media

Size: 78 7/10 × 39 2/5 in

200 × 100 cm



no more blah blah blah



Recycled billboards, Resin, & Mixed Media

Size: 40 1/5 × 40 1/5 in

102 × 102 cm



lips



Recycled billboards, Resin, & Mixed Media

Size: 120x120cm



mickey & minnie



Recycled billboards, Resin, & Mixed Media

Size: 120x120cm



funny valentine



Recycled billboards, Resin, & Mixed Media

Size: 70x105cm



THE BREAKTHROUGH OF EVERYTHING



Recycled billboards, Resin, & Mixed Media

Size: 120x120cm



extra dimensions i



Recycled billboards, Resin, & Mixed Media

Size: 70x70cm



extra dimensions iii



Recycled billboards, Resin, & Mixed Media

Size: 70x70cm



blame it on my youth



Recycled billboards, Resin, & Mixed Media

Size: 185x170cm



*details*



Art work seen from the side. Recycled billboards, Resin, & Mixed Media



Bram Reijnders



Amsterdam, Netherlands





Committed to surprise, Bram’s narrative is never obvious. He reveals processes of cultural assimilation both in his photographic works and his fiction series. Through photography, Bram Reijnders translates reality into his own intense expression of the spirit of our times. In the cartoon-centered series, the artist brings us to a fantastic world where fiction collides with reality when characters from our childhood react on our fact free times. Bram Reijnders’ is in a spontaneous and often vertiginous search for beauty in society.


Reijnders’ works unveil a certain tension between photography, painting and sculpture. His artworks are built in many layers, creating a bold, complex structure that serves as support for the artists questions. Layers of posters, paint, collage, but also layers of reality. Posters from many different countries pile up creating urban backgrounds. After having interacted with the environment through light, rain, air, they have their own history and are the perfect base for Bram’s work. Sometimes revealing details from underneath, sometimes adding a new dimension. Adding and peeling helps Bram shape a new reality.


Here is an artist who is constantly exploring our liquid post-modern society with enthusiasm. Edges that shine and crack are the limits of where world-famous characters, childhood reminiscences, emerge creating a compelling aesthetic result. They mix fantasy with reality and have that amazing capacity to create fun. Bram invites us to undress our adulthood and logics and enjoy the beauty that emerges from his images. Bram’s most intimate artistic influences are fed by the intensity of abstract expressionism and the pop dimension of everyday products, news and objects. In his photographic works, the artist retains a glimpse in time when ordinary, lonely places and objects gain an emotional quality. That is a magical moment when they transcend the boundaries of their cultural origins. A car wash in New York City, the outskirts of Napoli or a “favela” in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) gain a poetic quality just because something hiding was revealed. And that was beautiful. Bram in Berlin.


Some Publications:

2016 Artist that shake up the art world

2016 Pure Magazine by Bel-Air Fine Art

2016 Tageschau Berlin

2015 Rheinische Post

2014 Volkskrant Christo en Bram Reijnders

2014 Algemeen Dagblad

2014 CBS News New York

2014 Much Too Much

2014, Hardcover Book Published by AbrahamArt

2002 Spontanious Action Painting Goedemorgen Nederland



Art Shows & Exhibitions





2019

Solo, Unesco World Heritage Zollverein, (DE) Solo, Mensing, Palma de Mallorca (ES) Next Street Gallery, Paris (FR) Bram Reijnders Gallery, Amsterdam (NL) AAF London Artered Gallery (UK) Solo Mensing, Konstanz (DE) AAF Hongkong Artered Gallery (HK) AAF New York Artered Gallery (USA) Solo Mensing, Frankfurt (DE) Gallery Wolfsen (DK) Solo Mensing, Frankfurt (DE) Solo, No More Blah Blah, Daville Bailly (SA) Solo Mensing, Cologne (DE) Solo Mensing, Hamburg (DE) Solo Mensing, Dusseldorf (DE)


2018

AAF New York, Artered Gallery (USA) Solo Mensing, Frankfurt (DE) Solo Mensing, Frankfurt (DE) KunstRai, Okker, Amsterdam (NL) Solo Mensing, Sylt (DE) Solo Mensing, Konstanz (DE) Solo Mensing, Mallorca (ES) Solo Mensing, Frankfurt (DE) Solo Mensing, Cologne (DE) First Art Fair, by Okker Art Gallery (NL)


2017

Scope Miami, by AbrahamArt, (USA) PAN Amsterdam by Okker Art Gallery, (NL) Solo AbrahamArt iIllusion Paradise, (NL) Biënnale Bienale Tilburg, (NL) Solo Van Loon Galleries (NL) Solo Okker Art Gallery Truth is a product (NL)


2016

Solo Klasse Art Museum, Frederikshavn (DK) Solo Bel-Air Fine Art Geneve My Society Ironic (CH) PAN by Okker Art Gallery, Amsterdam (NL) KunstRai by Okker Art Gallery (NL) Binnale Vught & Veghel (NL) Solo Mensing, Dsseldorf (DE) Solo Mensing, Hamburg (DE) Art Breda by Okker Art Gallery (NL) Solo Mensing, Berlin (DE)


2015

PAN by Okker Art Gallery, Amsterdam (NL) KunstRai by Okker Art Gallery (NL) Bel Air Gallery, Saint Tropez (FR) Solo Stand Beirut Art Fair, Beirut (LB) Solo Mensing Hamburg (DE) Solo Mensing Hamm (DE) AAF Honkong by Axiom Gallery (HK) Solo Mensing Dsseldorf (DE) Solo Much too Much AcquestArte Ascona (CH) Solo Mensing Konstanz (DE) AAF New York by Axiom Contemporary (USA) AAF Brussels by AbrahamArt (NL) Solo exhibition De Galerie Den Haag (NL) 2014 Exhibition Christo and Bram Reijnders by AbrahamArt (NL) Museum Van Bommel van Dam Venlo (NL) Art Hamptons by Axiom Contemporary Santa Monica (USA) AAF Singapore by Bruno Art Group (SG) Solo Exhibition ECI Culture Factory Roermond (NL) RestelliArt.co Rome (IT) Art Sillicon Valley by Axiom Contemporary (USA) Solo ECI Culture Factory Roermond, installation Much Too Much (NL) AAF New York by AbrahamArt (NL) ART Fair Copenhagen by Galleri Nordenvind (DK)


2013

Galeria Arte Aplicada, Sao Paolo (BR) Galeria Patricia Costa, Rio de Janeiro (BR) AAF Brussels by AcquestArte (CH) AAF Amsterdam by AbrahamArt (NL) AAF Stockholm by AcquestArte (CH) AAF Milan by AcquestArte (CH)





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