Hong Kong Riot (Archival inks on paper, 43.2cm x 35.6cm, Dirk Marwig 2019)
More of a parade than anything else. Fuck FEAR.
Dirk Marwig Special Collection 2019 (Plexiglass and Plywood Jewelry with beads, Dirk Marwig 2019)
Plexiglass combined with plywood is a cool combination. Both are man-made: one is pure chemical(plexiglass), the other(plywood) uses man’s ability to alter nature. And again: 7 (seven) colours! Whoa!
Posted in Blog, Other Projects
Amaze 2015 (Wood block print, 76.3cm x 48.6cm, Dirk Marwig 2015)
This wood block print is based entirely on the ‘Golden Rectangle’-that’s why it is so ‘pleasing’. The ‘Golden Mean’ is the little square on the upper right. $1500 US . Special price. 2 left (1 red, 1 blue).
Best Intentions 4 Options (Bic-Pen on gessoed plywood, 76cm x 65cm, Dirk Marwig 2019)
Rotate the image clockwise and you will see 4 versions of “Everything and Time”; of course, -with all my best intentions!
Posted in Blog, Drawings
Extar-rework- (Cardboard construction with string, oil and pigment lacquer, 44.2cm x 35.5cm, Dirk Marwig 2019)
Discover WHO YOU ARE.
QUESTION AUTHORITY. NEVER OBEY. Avoid MAINSTREAM and controlling NERDS! Extar.
Posted in Blog, Objects
Dirk Marwig: Chief in the studio
The ‘Chief’ taking control in the studio with the newly fabricated(by me) pedestal, West Vancouver, Dec 6th 2019.
Dirk Marwig 1984 New York City- 3 Watercolours (Lost and Found Situation!)
3 photos of watercolour paintings of mine from 1984 -(I was 23)- that an art collector from New Jersey sent to me last week. He wanted to know the story behind them. The main story behind these paintings is that I was never paid for these pieces( somehow they were left in storage by my ex-girlfriend) but they have since then changed “hands” several times until this collector bought them recently (from one of these “hands”) and contacted me(via this website) for provenance reasons.Lost and Found!
Homage to Number 7 #2 (Recycled wood and oil, 27.5cm x 38.2cm x 38.5cm, Dirk Marwig 2019)
The same concept as “Homage to the amazing Number 7” using damaged restwood that would normally go into the garbage. Thank you.
Posted in Blog, Objects