Artist Information:
Hans Molnar Reitmeyer
Neufeld an der Leitha,
Austria
Member Since: Jun 2003
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Artist Statement:
Photography as an art form is
the youngest of all
disciplines. Photographic art
is the most difficult medium
to master for the simple fact
that ones imagination is
meaningless without real
elements to express ones
emotion and ideas. All other
art mediums suffer no such
restrictions.
Yes images can be manipulated
but essentially they must 1st
exist in the real world to be
manipulated.
Hans Molnar/Reitmeyer is
basically a self taught
photographer. At the age of 11
yrs held his first camera and
from that time on grew a
fascination and love for
photography.
Hans finds the human body
fascinating and sees it as a
wonderful piece of art in
itself. A part of his work can
be described as purely his own
aesthetical view point of the
human body , another aspect of
his work involves his own
views and experiences of human
sexuality and relationships
and finally on women's issues
of injustice.
Do not expect to see the
so-called perfect godly or
goddess figures in his online
galleries. Hans concentrates
on his artwork photographing
average every day people as he
believes that as being
representative of humanity and
partly in protest against the
general media and ...
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Hans Molnar Reitmeyer's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Hans Molnar Reitmeyer's Portfolio.
Photography as an art form is the youngest of all disciplines. Photographic art is the most difficult medium to master for the simple fact that ones imagination is meaningless without real elements to express ones emotion and ideas. All other art mediums suffer no such restrictions.
Yes images can be manipulated but essentially they must 1st exist in the real world to be manipulated.
Hans Molnar/Reitmeyer is basically a self taught photographer. At the age of 11 yrs held his first camera and from that time on grew a fascination and love for photography.
Hans finds the human body fascinating and sees it as a wonderful piece of art in itself. A part of his work can be described as purely his own aesthetical view point of the human body , another aspect of his work involves his own views and experiences of human sexuality and relationships and finally on women's issues of injustice.
Do not expect to see the so-called perfect godly or goddess figures in his online galleries. Hans concentrates on his artwork photographing average every day people as he believes that as being representative of humanity and partly in protest against the general media and ... |
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Tulip, 2003
Black and White Photograph,
30 x 40 cm
Price: US$ 90
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