FML (Forests May Lie) is a survey of multidisciplinary work by Reitzenstein, the artist formerly known as Reinhard Reitzenstein.
The anchor of FML is a thirty-foot felted maple tree that emerged as part of his collaborative and interactive year-long residency at the Art Gallery of Hamilton. This work is surrounded by a series of tree drawings, bronze sculpture, and panoptic photographs that support the artist’s long-standing investigation of the environment and environmental degradation.
Opening Reception
September 12, 2020 10:00 am – 5:00 pmArtist Links
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Included Artworks
Panoptic: Between Black or White, 2020
Reinhard Reitzensteinlaminated giclée print, ed. of 3 14.5" x 74.5"
Panoptic: This Is Celeste, 2020
Reinhard Reitzensteinlaminated giclée print, ed. of 3 14.5" x 74.5"
Panoptic: I Looked At Clouds, 2020
Reinhard Reitzensteinlaminated giclée print, ed. of 3 14.5" x 74.5"
artwork detail
We All Felt That, 2019/2020
Reinhard Reitzensteinsuspended maple, wool felt, steel 60” x 360” x 50”
Arbutus (arbutus menziesii pursh), 2014
Reinhard Reitzensteinpigma ink on Arches paper 31.75” x 24”
Table Mountain Pine (pinus pungens), 2015
Reinhard Reitzensteinpigma ink on Arches paper 31.75” x 24”
Whitebark Pine #1 (pinus albicaulis), 2014
Reinhard Reitzensteinpigma ink on Arches paper 31.75” x 24”
Bristle Cone Pine (pinus aristata), 2015
Reinhard Reitzensteinpigma ink on Arches paper 31.75” x 24”
