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Artist Exhibitions:
Main exhibitions
1987 Galerie St-Michel à
Luxembourg-ville
« Aquarelles sur la
ville et le pays de
Luxembourg »
1991 Schauwenburg ,
Bertrange-Luxembourg
« Lumières et
Couleurs « Aquarelles
figuratives et
abstraites
1992 Source Kind,
Mondorf-les-Bains
« Aufbruch «
Dessins, Gouaches, Acryls,
Techniques
Mixtes, Œuvres Plastiques
1992 – 1994 Tour du Monde
2000 Châ...
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Artist Galleries:
AGORA Gallery - New York City
( Chelsea ) - USA
Rive Gauche ART GALLERIES
Scottsdale-Arizona USA
Galerie Artmonti Paris-France
( Île St.-Louis )
Personal website :
www.lammart.lu...
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Artist Statement for Rom Lammar
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« The magic of abstract art «
Lammar began as a self-taught landscape painter in the eighties, creating watercolor paintings about the city and the country of Luxembourg, where he was born in 1956.
During the nineties, his work quickly evolved into more and more imaginary compositions and acrylic colours became the favourite media of the artist.
According to the artist, his love of traveling – he made a round the world trip from November 1992 to May 1994 - added to his interest in primitive cultures as well as increasing the use of non-traditional elements in his work, like sand, wood, rusted metal pieces, rope, and small stones.
Today, the speciality of Rom Lammar are abstract paintings influenced by sculptural forms and texture.
The magic of his compositions is based on several factors : the way he uses depth, light and shadow to set the overall mood of his paintings, the unique texture of the surface and the very specific patterns and elements of the composition that very often have an ethnic touch.
« Although my creations are very intuitive and based on a great spontaneity, I never forget the basic principles of a good abstract composition : the right space division, unity, fineness of form and a certain degree of mystery.
In many ways, my paintings can be considered as inner landscapes. »
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