Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Bob Rakušan (born 6 February 1948, Prague) is a contemporary artist creating large-fired enamel works on black steel plate, scrap and salvaged objects, such as stove tops, ovens and various other objects. The works are layered and composed through pattern and screen processes achieving tonal qualities reminiscent of bitmaps, with depth of design and fired enamel embossed plasticity. The works eschew vivid light in their spectrum, with an acute attention to detail.The foundation layers of the enamel are often built on screen techniques inspired by the printing process. The base origins of the work are rooted in drawings, studies and graphic prints. Besides landscapes and the abstract and figurative compositional elements, a recurring ocean theme inserts itself, often unconsciously, into the works, inspired by his longtime occupation as a captain of sailing ships."@en }
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- Bob_Rakušan abstract "Bob Rakušan (born 6 February 1948, Prague) is a contemporary artist creating large-fired enamel works on black steel plate, scrap and salvaged objects, such as stove tops, ovens and various other objects. The works are layered and composed through pattern and screen processes achieving tonal qualities reminiscent of bitmaps, with depth of design and fired enamel embossed plasticity. The works eschew vivid light in their spectrum, with an acute attention to detail.The foundation layers of the enamel are often built on screen techniques inspired by the printing process. The base origins of the work are rooted in drawings, studies and graphic prints. Besides landscapes and the abstract and figurative compositional elements, a recurring ocean theme inserts itself, often unconsciously, into the works, inspired by his longtime occupation as a captain of sailing ships.".
- Q6624048 abstract "Bob Rakušan (born 6 February 1948, Prague) is a contemporary artist creating large-fired enamel works on black steel plate, scrap and salvaged objects, such as stove tops, ovens and various other objects. The works are layered and composed through pattern and screen processes achieving tonal qualities reminiscent of bitmaps, with depth of design and fired enamel embossed plasticity. The works eschew vivid light in their spectrum, with an acute attention to detail.The foundation layers of the enamel are often built on screen techniques inspired by the printing process. The base origins of the work are rooted in drawings, studies and graphic prints. Besides landscapes and the abstract and figurative compositional elements, a recurring ocean theme inserts itself, often unconsciously, into the works, inspired by his longtime occupation as a captain of sailing ships.".