Cornelissen

Using homemade oil paints, despite the challenges, requires dedication to achieve the specific results Cornelissen envisions. The depth and richness of colour that oil colour can offer often justify the extra effort required.

His background in graphic design and art direction, and his training in classical painting undoubtedly contributed to the development of his unique visual language. His ability to combine traditional techniques with new ones, both analogue and digital, demonstrates a dynamic approach to art that reflects the changing landscapes of our time.

The focus on expressing his vision and feelings about social developments through his art is intriguing. Art plays a powerful role in conveying messages and emotions, and his ability to combine historical techniques with contemporary themes is an exciting mix.


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CORNELISSEN

Using homemade oil paints, despite the challenges, requires dedication to achieve the specific results Cornelissen envisions. The depth and richness of colour that oil colour can offer often justify the extra effort required.

His background in graphic design and art direction, and his training in classical painting undoubtedly contributed to the development of his unique visual language. His ability to combine traditional techniques with new ones, both analogue and digital, demonstrates a dynamic approach to art that reflects the changing landscapes of our time.

The focus on expressing his vision and feelings about social developments through his art is intriguing. Art plays a powerful role in conveying messages and emotions, and his ability to combine historical techniques with contemporary themes is an exciting mix.

It Takes 2 2 Tango “It Takes 2 2 Tango”

90x125cm; oil on canvas; 2017; © Fred Cornelissen

Paralell Lives “Paralell Lives”

90x125cm; oil on canvas; 2017; © Fred Cornelissen

Finding Each Other in Turbulent Times “Finding Each Other in Turbulent Times”

62,5x90cm; oil on canvas; 2017; ©Fred Cornelissen

Got Your Number “Got Your Number”

62,5x90cm; oil on canvas; 2018; ©Fred Cornelissen

UpStairs “UpStairs”

oil on canvas; 2018; © Fred Cornelissen

Getting In The Mood?' “Getting In The Mood?'”

90x62,5cm; oil on canvas; 2019; © Fred Cornelissen

Up In The Air “Up In The Air”

Oil on canvas; 62,5x90cm; Amsterdam 2019

Fabric of Life “Fabric of Life”

Oil on Canvas; 62,5x90cm; Amsterdam 2019

Illusions Number 05 “Illusions Number 05”

Oil on canvas; 62,5x90cm; Amsterdam 2019

1+1=3 “1+1=3”

Oil on canvas; 62,5x90cm; Amsterdam 2019

Illusions Number 19 “Illusions Number 19”

Oil on Canvas; 85x135cm; Amsterdam 2018

Everything Comes to an End “Everything Comes to an End”

Oil on canvas; 90x62,5cm; Amsterdam 2019

München “München”

Oil on canvas
62,5x90cm
Amsterdam 2021

Strain “Strain”

Oil on canvas
62,5x90cm
Amsterdam 2021

SteppingStones02 “SteppingStones02”

Oil on canvas
90x62,5cm
Amsterdam 2020

Coming Through “Coming Through”

Oil on canvas
62,5x90cm
Amsterdam 2020

Turning the Pages “Turning the Pages”

Oil on canvas
90x62,5cm
Amsterdam 2021

Fleeing Frenzy “Fleeing Frenzy”

With this painting, I want to express the frightening conditions of ordinary people exposed to the many wars in the world right now. No other option but to flee... 62,5x90cm, acrylic on canvas, Amsterdam 2023

time flies “time flies”

In this hectic world, it is hard to stay with yourself. This painting, in all its apparent simplicity, aims to express this moment of life... Oilpaint on canvas, 62,5x45cm, Amsterdam 2023.