(NON)FICTION

Hein Floris

(Non)Fiction

Hein nos propone un relato narrativo y visual que nos conduce a mundos diferentes, para desembocar en la pintura y la fotografía. Piezas individuales que se combinan en una polifonía de gran belleza plástica. Obras que dialogan entre sí, y al mismo tiempo, cada una de ellas es sujeto y objeto de su propio discurso.


Artista joven, emergente, pero con una gran fuerza expresiva en sus obras. Es escueto en sus recursos formales- siendo ésta sin duda, su seña de identidad tanto en su faceta como fotógrafo, como en la de artista plástico.
Líneas depuradas, ideas claras, encuadres magistrales, luces perfectamente subyugadas a su propio fin. Su obra fotográfica exquisita, en fondo y forma, estudiada y seriada para componer una partitura polifónica.
Ventanas, puertas, arquitecturas, objetos cotidianos y sobre todo una falta casi total, salvando algunas excepciones, de la presencia humana que queda solo sugerida en algunas ocasiones, son los verdaderos protagonistas de esta muestra; el telón, el escenario y los decorado son la verdadera tramoya de esta exposición.


En la obra pictórica Hein se descubre como un artista curioso. Elige caminos variados que van desde la poética surrealista hasta la abstracción. Le interesa la figura femenina, la flor como elemento integrador, la abstracción a partir del vuelo de un pájaro…y sobre todo, y también de gran valor, sus cuadernos de bitácora, donde expresa sus ideas, los conceptos que quiere abordar y sus bocetos para futuribles obras. 

 

Isabel Hernández Viedma

(Non)Fiction

Hein proposes a narrative and visual story that leads us to different worlds, leading to painting and photography. Individual pieces that are combined in a polyphony of great plastic beauty. Works that dialogue with each other, and at the same time, each one of them is subject and object of its own discourse. 

Young, emerging artist, but with great expressive force in his works.He is concise in his formal resources – this being, without a doubt, his hallmark both in his role as a photographer and as a visual artist. 
Clean lines, clear ideas, masterful framing, lights perfectly subjugated to their own purpose. His exquisite photographic work, in substance and form, studied and serialized to compose a polyphonic score. 
Windows, doors, architecture, everyday objects and above all an almost total lack, with some exceptions, of the human presence that is only suggested on some occasions, are the true protagonists of this exhibition: the curtain, the stage and the decorations that are the true stage of this exhibition.

In his pictorial work, Hein discovers himself as a curious artist. Chooses varied paths that range from surrealist poetics to abstraction. He is interested in the female figure, the flower as an integrating element, abstraction based on the flight of a bird… and above all, and also of great value, his logbooks, where he expresses his ideas, the concepts he wants to address and his sketches for future works.

 

Isabel Hernández Viedma

PAINTINGS

P001

Oil

40 x 35 cm

P002

Oil & Paper

73 x 60 cm

P003

Oil & Ink

100 x 80 cm

P004

Oil 

160 x 105 cm

P005

Oil, Ink & Paper

100 x 80 cm

P006

Oil & Ink

75 x 60 cm

P007

Oil 

90 x 115 cm

P008

Acrylic, oil and pastel on wood

77 x 38 cm

P009

Acrylic, oil and pastel on wood

77 x 46 cm

P010

Acrylic on wood

98 x 22 cm

P011

Acrylic and pastel on wood

98 x 26 cm

P012

Acrylic and pastel on wood

98x 46 cm

P013

Oil 

146 x 114 cm

P014

Oil

160 x 100 cm

P015

Acrylic

200 x 150 cm

DRAWINGS

D001

Fountain Pen

21 x 15 cm

D002

Fountain Pen, Pen

21 x 15 cm

D003

Fountain Pen, Pen, Pigment, Pencil

21 x 15 cm

D004

Fountain Pen, Pencil

21 x 15 cm

D005

Fountain Pen, Pen, Pencil

21 x 15 cm

D006

Fountain Pen, Pen, Pencil

21 x 15 cm

D007

Pencil

21 x 15 cm

D008

Fountain Pen

21 x 15 cm

D009

Pencil

21 x 15 cm

D010

Pencil

21 x 15 cm

D011

 Pencil

21 x 15 cm

D012

Pencil

15 x 21 cm

D013

Pencil

15 x 21 cm

D014

Pencil, Coffee

15 x 21 cm

D015

 Pencil

21 x 15 cm

D016

Pencil

21 x 15 cm

D017

Pencil

21 x 15 cm

D018

Pencil

21 x 15 cm

D019

 Pencil

21 x 15 cm

D020

Pencil

15 x 21 cm

D021

Pencil

21 x 15 cm

D022

Pencil

15 x 21 cm

D023

 Pencil

15 x 21 cm

D024

Pencil

15 x 21 cm

D025

Pencil

15 x 21 cm

D026

Pencil

21 x 15 cm

D027

 Pencil

21 x 15 cm

D028

Pencil

21 x 15 cm

D029

Pencil

15 x 21 cm

D030

Pencil

21 x 15 cm

D031

 Pencil

21 x 15 cm

D032

Pencil, Pen

30 x 21 cm

D033

Pencil

30 x 21 cm

PHOTOS
Doorways

Doorway 1

24 x 13.5 cm

Doorway 2

24 x 13.5 cm

Doorway 3

24 x 13.5 cm

Doorway 4

24 x 13.5 cm

Egypt I

Egypt 1

20 x 16 cm

Egypt 2

20 x 16 cm

Egypt 3

20 x 16 cm

Egypt 4

20 x 16 cm

Egypt II

Egypt II 1

20 x 16 cm

Egypt II 2

80 x 64 cm

Egypt II 3

16 x 23 cm

Furniture

Furniture 1

20 x 16 cm

Furniture 2

20 x 16 cm

Furniture 3

20 x 16 cm

Furniture 4

20 x 16 cm

Furniture 5

90 x 64 cm

Furniture 6

20 x 16 cm

Ie

Ie 1

14 x 23 cm

Ie 2

20 x 16 cm

Ie 3

20 x 16 cm

Ie 4

15 x 23 cm

Mr. Bike Man

Mr. Bike Man 1

20 x 16 cm

Mr. Bike Man 2

20 x 16 cm

Mr. Bike Man 3

20 x 16 cm

Mr. Bike Man 4

20 x 16 cm

Snow

Snow 1

20 x 16 cm

Snow 2

20 x 16 cm

Snow 3

20 x 16 cm

Snow 4

20 x 16 cm

Snow 5

20 x 16 cm

Snow 6

20 x 16 cm

Snow 7

16 x 20 cm

Spaces

Spaces 1

20 x 16 cm

Spaces 2

20 x 16 cm

Spaces 3

20 x 16 cm

Tim

Tim 1

20 x 16 cm

Tim 2

20 x 16 cm

Tim 3

20 x 16 cm

Tim 4

20 x 16 cm

Tunnels

Tunnel 1

16 x 23 cm

Tunnel 2

22 x 16 cm

Tunnel 3

22 x 16 cm

Windows

Window 1

22 x 16 cm

Window 2

22 x 16 cm

Window 3

90 x 64 cm

Window 4

22 x 16 cm