Discussing plans for the lobster seaason
The latest series, "Watercolour Realities", explore the timeless beauty of watercolor as a medium to depict people engaged in their activities. Each brushstroke captures the essence of these laborers, their dedication, and the stories that unfold in their tasks.
This painting features an Augmented Reality element. Simply scan the QR code and view the painting with your smart phone.
Jigging for mackerel at the wharf
The latest series, "Watercolour Realities", explore the timeless beauty of watercolor as a medium to depict people engaged in their activities. Each brushstroke captures the essence of these laborers, their dedication, and the stories that unfold in their tasks.
cooling off in the summer
The latest series, "Watercolour Realities", explore the timeless beauty of watercolor as a medium to depict people engaged in their activities. Each brushstroke captures the essence of these laborers, their dedication, and the stories that unfold in their tasks.
This painting features an Augmented Reality element. Simply scan the QR code and view the painting with your smart phone.
Sailing school in Shediac
The latest series, "Watercolour Realities", explore the timeless beauty of watercolor as a medium to depict people engaged in their activities. Each brushstroke captures the essence of these laborers, their dedication, and the stories that unfold in their tasks.
This painting is part of a group of paintings that are painted on pages of old nautical books.
Summer at Parlee Beach
The latest series, "Watercolour Realities", explore the timeless beauty of watercolor as a medium to depict people engaged in their activities. Each brushstroke captures the essence of these laborers, their dedication, and the stories that unfold in their tasks.
This painting is part of a group of paintings that are painted on pages of old nautical books and features an Augmented Reality element. Simply scan the QR code and view the painting with your smart phone.
Unloading at Pointe du Chene Wharf
The latest series, "Watercolour Realities", explore the timeless beauty of watercolor as a medium to depict people engaged in their activities. Each brushstroke captures the essence of these laborers, their dedication, and the stories that unfold in their tasks.
This painting features an Augmented Reality element. Simply scan the QR code and view the painting with your smart phone.
Cocina sanluquena right from the sea
The latest series, "Watercolour Realities", explore the timeless beauty of watercolor as a medium to depict people engaged in their activities. Each brushstroke captures the essence of these laborers, their dedication, and the stories that unfold in their tasks.
This painting is painted on a menu from a local restaurant in Sanlucar, Spain
The pulse of Flamenco
The latest series, "Watercolour Realities", explore the timeless beauty of watercolor as a medium to depict people engaged in their activities. Each brushstroke captures the essence of these laborers, their dedication, and the stories that unfold in their tasks.
This painting features an Augmented Reality element. Simply scan the QR code and view the painting with your smart phone.
Summer activities at Pointe du Chene Wharf
The latest series, "Watercolour Realities", explore the timeless beauty of watercolor as a medium to depict people engaged in their activities. Each brushstroke captures the essence of these laborers, their dedication, and the stories that unfold in their tasks.
This painting features an Augmented Reality element. Simply scan the QR code and view the painting with your smart phone.
Selling lobster at Pointe du Chene Wharf
The latest series, "Watercolour Realities", explore the timeless beauty of watercolor as a medium to depict people engaged in their daily work. Each brushstroke captures the essence of these laborers, their dedication, and the stories that unfold in their tasks.
Signed print available, printed with archival ink on watercolour paper and matted with an acid free mat to fit a 8" x 10" frame
Race night on the Strait
This painting is part of a series of watercolour paintings that depict various water related activities painted on pages of old nautical books.
Signed print available, printed with archival ink on watercolour paper and matted with an acid free mat to fit a 8" x 10" frame
Sailing back to port
This painting is part of a series of watercolour paintings that depict various water related activities painted on pages of old nautical books.
Signed print available, printed with archival ink on watercolour paper and matted with an acid free mat to fit a 8" x 10" frame
Fishing off Pointe du Chene Wharf
This painting is part of a series of watercolour paintings that depict various water related activities painted on a print of a nautical chart.
Signed print available, printed with archival ink on watercolour paper and matted with an acid free mat to fit a 8" x 10" frame
Selling lobster at Pointe du Chene with Augmented Reality
Multi-layered gum-bichromate photograph with watercolours and newspaper clippings.
Gum bichromate is a 19th-century photographic printing process based on the light sensitivity of dichromates.
It is a process wherein a mixture of gum arabic, a photo-sensitive dichromate, and watercolor pigment is brushed on paper and exposed to light under a large negative.
It is capable of rendering painterly images from photographic negatives.
This gum-bichromate photograph includes an augmented reality element that, by scanning the QR code with a mobile device,
immerses the viewers into an immersive digital realm.
And the band played on
Multi-layered gum-bichromate photograph with watercolours and newspaper clippings.
Gum bichromate is a 19th-century photographic printing process based on the light sensitivity of dichromates.
It is a process wherein a mixture of gum arabic, a photo-sensitive dichromate, and watercolor pigment is brushed on paper and exposed to light under a large negative.
It is capable of rendering painterly images from photographic negatives.
Sailing on the Strait
Sailing on the Strait series is a series of commissioned paintings featuring boats painted on a print of the Northumberland Strait.
Accepting commissions, please contact Rainer for more information.
Inside the Tides and the Lunaprise Moon Museum project.
Watercolours on newspaper clippings with an augmented reality feature, was selected as an awardee of BitBasel’s Crypto Art for Impact and Innovation Challenge and was accepted to the Lunaprise Moon Museum project. The Lunaprise mission involves taking music and art projects to the moon as digital twins of artwork on Earth, where they will be archived for 1+ billion years in vaults on the moon.
It was curated for the Lunaprise Museum, organized by Space Blue to be the world’s first time-capsule and art museum on the Moon.
The Lunaprise Museum, featuring a Nanofiche disk showcasing artworks from over 222 global artists, was launched on February 15th, 2024, from Cape Canaveral and landed on the moon’s southern surface at 6:30 PM EST on February 22.
Summer activities at Pointe du Chene with Augmented Reality
The latest series, "Watercolour Realities", explore the timeless beauty of watercolor as a medium to depict people engaged in their daily work. Each brushstroke captures the essence of these laborers, their dedication, and the stories that unfold in their tasks.
Signed print available, printed with archival ink on watercolour paper and matted with an acid free mat to fit a 8" x 10" frame
This painting includes an augmented reality element that, by scanning the QR code with a mobile device,
immerses the viewers into an immersive digital realm.
Selling Lobster at Pointe du Chene Wharf
The latest series, "Watercolour Realities", explore the timeless beauty of watercolor as a medium to depict people engaged in their daily work. Each brushstroke captures the essence of these laborers, their dedication, and the stories that unfold in their tasks.
Signed print available, printed with archival ink on watercolour paper and matted with an acid free mat to fit a 8" x 10" frame
Selling Lobster at Pointe du Chene Wharf
The latest series, "Watercolour Realities", explore the timeless beauty of watercolor as a medium to depict people engaged in their daily work. Each brushstroke captures the essence of these laborers, their dedication, and the stories that unfold in their tasks.
Signed print available, printed with archival ink on watercolour paper and matted with an acid free mat to fit a 8" x 10" frame
