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Lost In Translation

The series is comprised out of 9 acrylic works made on round canvases featuring handmade, digital distortions in bright colours combinations. The term ‚Lost In Translation‘ originally means that some of your words full subtlety of meaning or significance get lost when they are transferred into another language (another medium of communication). The term has since transgressed into various further meanings, like e.g. the shortcomings of a film adaptation in comparison to the original book. Being the title of the famous and well-received 2003 rom-com with Bill Murray, the term also explores themes of alienation and disconnection, which are more relevant than ever in times of digital isolation during a global pandemic. Life and communication, too, has lost some of its meaning, and some aspects of our human-ness will still some need time to come back in our lives.

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  1. Nightcrawler by Max Ruebensal, Image 6.

    Nightcrawler, 2021

    Acrylic On Wood

    49 x 49 x 1.5 cm

    €850

  2. Lost and Profound by Max Ruebensal, Image 6.

    Lost and Profound, 2021

    Acrylic On Wood

    49 x 49 x 1.5 cm

    €850

  3. Inquire Within by Max Ruebensal, Image 8.

    Inquire Within, 2021

    Acrylic On Wood

    39.5 x 39.5 x 1.5 cm

    €450

  4. Eye Of The Beholder by Max Ruebensal, Image 1.

    Eye Of The Beholder, 2021

    Acrylic On Wood

    49 x 49 x 1.5 cm

    €850

  5. Borrowed Light by Max Ruebensal, Image 6.

    Borrowed Light, 2021

    Acrylic On Wood

    29.5 x 29.5 x 1.5 cm

    €250

  6. Above The Maze by Max Ruebensal, Image 11.

    Above The Maze, 2021

    Acrylic On Wood

    49 x 49 x 1.5 cm

    €850