Photo above: Sebastian Bieniek's textartwork "Please Ignore This" (version no. 3), exhibited at the "Räume 2" exhibition in september 2018 in Berlin.
"Both is the same", Sebastian Bieniek (B1EN1EK), artist in Berlin.
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NEWS 2019 (5)
Posted on 20th of february 2019 (post 6/5)
Ten paintings from the "Face Behind the Face" series first time online!
"Face Behind the Face" (also "Kings and Queens"), is series of paintings by Sebastian Bieniek (B1EN1EK), that was mainly created in 2017.
Since the figures wear a crown-like headgear, the series got also a second title, which is "Kings and Queens".
However, the actual theme of the series, which plays with multi-faceted and mask-like style (as it is alread on many previous artworks by Bieniek, for example among the oeuvre of Bieniek-Face), is the face behind the face.
All ten paintings of the series are characterized by the fact that the face in the foreground merges with a face in the background.
„Face Behind the Face No. 2“ (also „Kings and Queens No. 2“), Sebastian Bieniek (B1EN1EK), 2017. Oil on canvas. 90 x 90 cm. From the „Face behind the face“ series.
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Posted on 24th of january 2019 (post 5/5)
The brandnew "Appearing Faces" series published!
The paintings from the "Appearing Faces" series, just like those from the "Unseen Faces" series, simply "appeared", hence the name, albeit in a completely different way and in a
completely different style.
For Sebastian Bieniek (B1EN1EK) this is very special and especially important to
paint, because he is deeply convinced that images are created in the mind and painting is not there to represent what is seen anyway outside, but what is recognized in the invisible not to say is
recognized. For him painting must be not a form of representation but an interpretation, more an oracle than an object.
The 2018 completed series includes 9 paintings, each in the size of 24 x 30 cm. and painted with acrylic on canvas.
See all 9 paintings from the series...
„Appearing Face No. 7“, Sebastian Bieniek (B1EN1EK), 2018. Acryl on canvas. 24 x 30 cm. From the „Appearing Faces“ series.
Posted on 21th of january 2019 (post 4/5)
The legendary "Bears" series painted 2009-2012 published!
8 paintings from the legendary "Bears" series by Sebastian Bieniek (B1EN1EK) were
for the very first time on the artists website published.
Bears is an important series because it shows in a very natural way that it's poetry what matters for Bieniek and not technic, style or material.
See all paintings from the series...
Sebastian Bieniek (B1EN1EK), “Secret Agent Bear Icognito". 100 cm. x 80 cm. Oil on canvas. 2009-2012
Posted on 20th of january 2019 (post 3/5)
"Unseen Faces" frist time published!
27 paintings from the "Unseen Faces"
series by Sebastian Bieniek (B1EN1EK) haven been for the very first time on the artists website
published!
The series that was made between 2016 and 2018 consists of portrait paintings in the size of 30 cm. x 27 cm.
See all 27 paintings from the series now...
„Unseen Face No. 2“, Sebastian Bieniek (B1EN1EK), 2016. Oil on canvas. 30 x 24 cm. From the „Unseen Faces“ series.
Posted on 10th of january 2019 (post 2/5)
"Faces 80 x 60" frist time published!
Eight paintings from the "Faces 80 x 60"
series by Sebastian Bieniek (B1EN1EK) were for the very first time on the artist website published!
The paintings were made in the years 2014 and 2016.
„Face 80 x 60 No. 7“, painting by Sebastian Bieniek (B1EN1EK), 2016. Oil on canvas, 80 cm. x 60 cm. From the „Faces 80 x 60“
Posted on 2nd of january 2019 (post 1/5)
"Räume 2" is the suprise exhibition at the Berlin Art Week 2018
The www.iheartberlin.de describes the "Räume 2" exhibition in an abandoned
iron foundry in Berlin as the suprise of the Berlin Art Week 2018.
The textartwork "Please Ignore This" by Sebastian Bieniek (B1EN1EK) is with it's 4
meters hight and 20 meters width the largest artwork of the exhibition.
Sebastian Bieniek's textartwork "Please Ignore This" (version no. 3), exhibited at the "Räume 2" exhibition in september 2018 in Berlin.
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