HARING DANCING
“HARING DANCING” Inspired by the iconic visual language of Keith Haring, this work depicts five stylized figures joyfully dancing together in lively motion. Dynamic lines and rhythmic strokes enhance the sense of energy and celebration. The monochromatic blue palette replaces Haring’s vivid colors, giving the motif a fresh, contemporary character. In Blue in the Square, urban street art spirit is reimagined in a minimalist, color-reduced composition brimming with vitality and joy. “HARING DANCING” is part of the art series “Blue in a Square”, which includes 300+ artworks.
Keynography Art
Keynography Art is a new digital art form founded by Christof Hintze, with no AI being used or applied, created in Apple Keynote—originally a presentation program. Through the precise interplay of complex stencils, masks, lines, and many layers and shadows, shapes, depth, and spatial effects are built up—like a collage, but entirely digital. The result feels like a graphic relief: clean, detailed, and surprisingly three-dimensional, even though it is made from simple Keynote elements. More about it in my bio…
Artwork Details
Canon fine art inkjet print on high-quality Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 g/m². The artwork format can be freely selected: from a minimum of 20 × 20 cm up to a maximum of 120 × 120 cm. Mounted on 2 mm Alu-Dibond, with a white wooden frame and shadow gap. Price/offer upon request, depending on size and quantity.
Artwork – Recommended retail prices (RRP):
From the minimum size of 20 cm × 20 cm: €1.400.00 incl. VAT
From the medium size of 70 cm × 70 cm: €1,799.00 incl. VAT
Up to the maximum size of 120 cm × 120 cm: €2,399.00 incl. VAT
All prices, sizes, and variations are listed in the catalogue.
Unique Pieces Only
Each artwork is a one-of-a-kind piece and therefore a unique original. It is individually created only after an order has been placed.
For this reason, there are no edition details for the individual artworks: they are not series or editions, but independent works in their own right.
Similar to the way Claude Monet painted the haystacks and water lilies again and again, without any two paintings being alike, my art should be understood in the same way. Each work is created individually and intentionally differs from works that have already been made.
