Herbert Hamak works impress because they are strongly structured, rigorous, transparent, and ambiguous entities. The transparency is such as to capture and retain light. The ambiguity lies in the vitreous consistency of the material, a midway point between solid, liquid, and airy. Its inner upheavals and turbulence are changes that have already taken place, the outcome of a process (with all its phases and reactions) of which we are now offered the stable image at an indeterminate point: consolidated and fixed but not ecstatic. (see biography)
H439N, H435N, H441N – 2001
resin and pigment on canvas
48 x 19 x 19 cm each
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S.T. – 2009
resin and pigment on canvas
86,2 x 8,7 x 21,6 cm
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S.T. – 2009
resin and pigments
180 x 86 x 24,5 cm
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S.T. – 2007
resin and pigments on canvas, on pedestal
60 x 40 x 6 cm
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Ultramarinblau Dunkel – 2008
resin and pigments
220 x 20 x 20 cm
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Herbert Hamak, installazione 2007
Castelvecchio, Verona
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Herbert Hamak, installazione 2007
Arco, Trento
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Herbert Hamak, installazione 2008
Archiginnasio, Arte Fiera - Bologna
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Herbert Hamak, installation view -
2008, Studio la Città Verona
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Herbert Hamak, Progetto Terre del Cerrano -
2003, Atri
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Herbert Hamak, Munster Kotten -
Private Collection - Germany
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Herbert Hamak, installation - 2008
New Bocconi University, Milan
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Herbert Hamak, installation - 2009
IN-FINITUM, Palazzo Fortuny, Venezia
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Herbert Hamak, installation - 2006
Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venezia
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