The enclosed photograph from the "Boston Lo-Fi Series" continues the exploration of urban architecture through a low-resolution lens, emphasizing the textured and grainy aesthetic typical of lo-fi photography. Captured in black and white, this image focuses on a bridge spanning across a waterfront, framed by a walkway and an empty bench in the foreground. The absence of color adds a timeless, contemplative quality, enhancing the sense of solitude and introspection.

In my photograph from the Boston Lo-Fi Series, I aim to capture the unseen reality behind urban life. The narrow alleyway, with its gritty dumpsters and tangled power lines, offers a glimpse into the “backstage” of the city. Most people pass by these scenes daily, unaware of the raw, unfiltered narratives hidden in plain sight. I wanted to showcase the lived-in spaces where people park, store their belongings, and discard remnants of their lives. These spaces speak to the unspoken stories of urban existence.

The painting "4081 - Forest" from my Il Mio Bosco collection is a deeply personal exploration of my connection to forests and the complex emotions they evoke. Through a monochromatic palette of blacks and whites, I aim to heighten the emotional intensity, evoking solitude, fear, and trauma that stem from both personal and universal experiences. The heavy brushstrokes and layered mixed-media textures create a dense, overgrown forest, symbolizing the complexity of nature and the chaotic emotions tied to human life.

In Cityscape - 4019, I explore themes of urban isolation and the hidden aspects of city life. I use a monochromatic palette, dominated by black, white, and various shades of grey, to evoke a sense of starkness and coldness, reflecting the emotional distance often experienced in urban environments. The color palette serves as a symbol of the structured yet alienating nature of modern cities. The tension between order and obscurity becomes apparent as the rigid grid of the city fades into the fog, blurring the boundaries between what is visible and what remains hidden.

Dive into a decade of memories with The Polaroid Philosopher Collection, now available for sale for the first time in over 10 years! Over 15,000 snapshots capturing everything from the serenity of nature to the vibrant chaos of urban life await your discovery. Each Polaroid, priced at just $5.99, invites you to own a piece of this unique photographic odyssey. Customize your print on premium paper and bring a moment of history into your space. Explore the collection, choose your moments, and start your journey through time and memory today. Don't miss this unparalleled opportunity to connect with a narrative woven through the art of instant photography.

Discover how the fusion of technology and artistry is revolutionizing the way we view and display art. In "The Future of Art Displayed: How Aluminum Prints Are Redefining Art," I delve into the captivating world of my DIGITALARTCitiscape collection. This innovative medium of printing on aluminum offers an unparalleled canvas that marries the timeless allure of my original paintings of abstract cityscapes into digital art with the cutting-edge technique of aluminum printing. Experience the vivid, immersive experiences that metal prints bring to any space, from sleek modern living rooms to digital urban home offices. Learn about the durable, vibrant, and eco-friendly nature of these prints, and how the DIGITALARTCitiscape collection stands as a testament to the extraordinary potential of aluminum as a medium for art. Join me in exploring the essence of metal prints, the intricate process behind their creation, and the myriad benefits they offer. Embrace the future of art display and see how these stunning pieces can transform your space. Dive into the full article and let the DIGITALARTCitiscape collection inspire your next art acquisition.

In an ambitious fusion of art and digital technology, I am proud to introduce the DIGITALRTCityscape Collection, a groundbreaking project that merges decades of my experience in art and technology. This collection, divided into two captivating parts, represents a significant leap from traditional cityscape paintings to an innovative digital realm.

Dive into a world where each snapshot is a story, and every click of the camera brings the past vividly to life. Join me on a journey through the rich tapestry of life, framed by the iconic white borders of Polaroid photographs. Discover the magic of the Polaroid era, the genius of Edwin Land, and a personal odyssey that intertwines with the evolution of this legendary brand. Ready to relive the magic of an era captured in an instant? Click the link to read the full article and embark on this nostalgic journey

In the tapestry of my artistic journey, "The Cityscapes Collection" emerges as a vivid chapter, a series of large paintings that mark a new epoch in my evolution as an abstract impressionist. This collection, available for exploration and acquisition at Hans Wendland's Cityscapes Collection, is more than a mere assembly of artworks; it is a profound reflection of my life lived amidst the pulsating hearts of the world's greatest cities.

As I stand before my latest creation, a tempest of emotions and artistic fervor swirls within me. This piece, a labyrinthine journey through the abstract impressionist's soul, demanded not just my skill but a piece of my essence. The perennial quandary of the artist - what to reveal and what to conceal - lies at the heart of my work. It's an intricate dance of presence and absence, a delicate balance where every brushstroke is a word in an unwritten poem.

Today, I stand at a remarkable milestone that seemed like a distant dream when I first embarked on my digital photographic journey. My Flickr account has amassed an astounding 100 million views! It's a number that's hard to fathom – imagine, a dollar for every view! This achievement isn't just a testament to numbers, but a reflection of an incredible journey that began in 2007, three years after Flickr, the photography-focused social network, was launched.

For the past 40 years, I have painted abstractions of what I see and feel in nature, and I still do that. Having traveled around the world I have also experienced life in many cities, and about 10 years ago I started to abstract the urban landscapes I have visited. 

As many of you know I always have a story, and some of them occasionally even come dangerously close to the truth… so I thought I would start recording some of the crazy stories here. Here I will share with you my travel stories, what Arting Every Day means to me, I will write about my crazy cooking, which I love to do, the painting, the photography, and my new little secret passion with eMobility and Electric Vehicles of all types.

All of my work is painted on high-quality primed canvas. I do not use stretchers, I paint directly on the canvas hung to a wall or on my work tables. Each canvas is cut by hand and will vary in size - most canvases are 180x140 cm however because I rough-cut cut each by hand, every canvas size is unique