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Have a look at my pictures in their entirety and let yourself be inspired to perceive yourself more strongly. Silence your ego and focus on what is in front of you.
Become one with yourself
and feel
the transmitted energy of colors and shapes.
We all dream of a place or area where you can say: That's me, that's my world, whether it's inner peace or the daily dose of creativity for life and what you do.
If you look at pictures you automatically focus and forget about the less important things in life.
My way of painting is emotional and unfiltered, pours of diluted oil and acrylic paint are energetically distributed and shaped in form.
The result is abstract, form-flowing structures that can deliver amazement, questions and answers at the same time. This should be transferred to the viewer who should feel stimulated to live out his emotions more freely and be able to develop.
My digital works are created on the iPad, painted with the Apple Pencil. An app simulates the behaviour of the brush and the various colour mixes and painted shapes.
My pictures communicate, allow it and you will experience yourself anew as a more valuable higher being in the intoxication of life!
SMFA -
Sebastian (Maximilian Florian) Anzinger,
is an abstract artist from Germany and was born in Munich in 1988.
Early on, Sebastian decided he would rather pursue a music career than spend time reading textbooks. So already at a young age, he played his DJ-sets in national and international various clubs. As a result, solo projects and productions emerged, which he released on his own music label. He has already been allowed to present his music in exhibitions related to art and dance as well.
After his trip around the world in 2012, his view and attitude to life and eventually towards himself changed. SMFA found immersion in art and expressive painting in 2018. Through experiences all over the world, in life with other cultures and the diversity of life anyway, he was able to provide his art with a clear direction.
His gripping, long-awaited exhibition 'Blickdicht im Notre Dame', where digital works were exhibited in addition to oil paintings in medium and large format, took place in Eichstätt in 2022.
