Daniel Pitín: Painting Movies and Beyond - Interrogating The Real
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- (Chapter markers below) I visited Daniel Pitín in his Prague studio to discuss his paintings and artistic development, as well as his formative years and international success. Behind-the-scenes information: www.on-doubt.com/daniel-pitin-...
Loops by Annamaria Kowalsky (www.annamariakowalsky.com)
CHAPTERS:
* Expanding the Painting Process (03:16)
* Paintings and Flowers, and Hope (05:29)
* Visibility and Freedom (10:13)
* The Creative Circle (13:22)
* Meaning and Emptiness (16:35)
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Special thanks to Daniel Pitín and Annamaria Kowalsky. Recorded in Prague, August 2017. Thanks to all project patrons: David Dolynny, David R. Strachan, Patrick Tejada, Adam Nogueira Hadar, Matthias Glöckner, leafthief, Siolo Thompson, Davey Kerrey, Siri Khalsa, MidiRiots, Andreas Varga, Ted Lemon, Black Heart Press, Lukas Kalmar, Philippa Shepley Annamaria Kowalsky, Matej 'Retro' Jan (Retronator), Dean Jürges, Phil Dougherty - and my parents: Leo & Angelika Bazant-Hegemark.
(c) Christian Bazant-Hegemark
Very honest and very humble artist, yes the struggle is a part of the art process, sometimes it gets very tiring and make you lose hope… but the fight of trying and trying makes you more stronger and your art becomes more powerful,
What an honest and charming guy! I love his honesty and his wise comments about art and artists. Great artwork! It has inspired me a lot! Not many artists are able to talk about themselves and their work with this level of unattachment and truthfulness.
Thanks for your comment - feedback like yours is why I make videos for this channel. 🙏🙏🙏
And yes, Daniel is awesome - I couldn't find any videos of him discussing his work, so decided to visit him in Prague to produce one myself.
Here's background info: www.on-doubt.com/daniel-pitin-key-takeaways/
While I am not a famous or prolific artist like Pitin, I can relate to much of what he has expressed on the video. It is so comforting to hear another artist speak of the process. I have never spent the time to think about what painting and its process made me feel but by the artist sharing his feelings and thought, I think he helped me better understand the angst that I often feel. At least now, I am aware of the "circle or cycle," which I too experience.
i like how you think. i like how you paint. i like the dialogue.
Being introduced to On Doubt is as delightful as the discovery of Daniel Pitín and his work. Thank you for your efforts.
Thanks Dusty! I appreciate it 🙏
@@OnDoubt You are welcome.
Brilliant piece of art... Congrats
I can not express how thankful i am for this beautiful interview ! It hit me ecactly in the right moment of my weird artistic life ... though i am busy with very different questions and things in painting, i mean different from pitin, i completely understand him ...
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pitins true interest in light and space is essential and his highly "resoluted" way of reflecting is ... as deep as simply stunning ...
Thanks for your comment. Daniel is an amazing artist for sure, and visiting him was a blast.
I still frequently quote from the time spent with him..
Superb talent!
Nice work , the colors , figures and shapes look great in those compositions.
Totally agreed! I think I have to revisit Daniel soon..
Nice pieces. I think there is more philosophy of life, and this is hard for majority people.
Thank you for this interview, fantastic guy, fantastic artwork, honestly guy, thanks a lot!!!! Love his struggling, aren't we al? No mather you run facebook or whatever....
Hey Jos -- Daniel is super inspiring and authentic. And what a painter! Very glad to have become friends with him 🙏
Brilliant !!! Exactly my style !!! Where to buy the paintings ???
Contact Galerie Charim in Vienna!
Adrian ghenie?
What is your question?
On Doubt I think his painting is very similar to the color of Adrian Ghenie's painting. Is there a connection between the two?
I'd argue that subject matter, but also use of material are quite different for each of them - the latter you might only realize when standing in front of the actual works. Afaik they know each other, but that's as close as I'd connect their ouevres.
European master painters!