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Booked out, and still empty.
Split Screen – contemporary landscape art. One of a kind.
Black and white, then this one wound in orange. Booked out it says, but no one sits.
- Technique: Acryl on William Turner
- Support: William Turner
- Format: 70 × 50 cm
- Authenticity: hand-signed, certified, one of a kind
Technique & Materials
Every work in the Split Screen series is a unique original – analog, real, tangible. Nothing is retouched here. Things are layered, torn, applied. Layer by layer, different materials are added, reworked, destroyed and rebuilt, until the surface develops not just depth but its own dynamic.
The result: contemporary landscape art with character – alive, authentic, unrepeatable.
Booked Out
Three chairs, one table, Parisian bistro-grey in black and white. Then orange, cutting across everything, no regard for outline or order. Booked Out stands there stamped, almost official. But the wicker stays empty, the paint is the only guest. Either reading works, neither matters — warning or invitation, the image won’t say. Once. That’s it.
The Creative Process
There is no fixed formula in the Split Screen series. Each work grows from the interplay of material and intuition. The pieces are not planned in advance — they develop in the process.
Traces of handwork, small irregularities, deliberate imperfections — the process stays visible here. The works live from the human touch: from visible interventions that show a person, not a machine, was at work. That imperfection is exactly what makes them an authentic example of contemporary landscape art.
Every piece is created in close collaboration: the photographic foundation is established by Martin Wieland, while the collage, overpainting and material combinations are developed and executed by his art director Dietmar Halbauer. This creative exchange makes each work a layered, unique original.
Learn more about the history of collage art.
Collector Value & One-of-a-Kind Character
The Split Screen series is aimed at art collectors who value authenticity. Every work is a genuine original of contemporary landscape art — created by hand, signed, and available in this form only once. The deliberate choice of materials, the visible working process and the combination of different techniques guarantee the unmistakable character of each piece.
The included certificate of authenticity keeps this value documented and verifiable long-term.
Find more works from the Split Screen series here.
Framing
The right frame doesn’t just protect your artwork — it amplifies it. With our custom frames, every piece takes on a new presence and becomes a genuine focal point, whether in a living room, office or gallery.
We use exclusively high-quality acrylic glass with 99% UV protection, keeping colors from fading long-term. The glass is anti-reflective, lightweight and shatterproof — the same standard used in leading museums.
Collector’s Tip
Same technique, different starting point: Urban Chronicles – one-of-a-kind analog works from urban space.
Same handwriting, different world: Modern Madonnas – collages and overpaintings based on nude photography. One of a kind, artistic, not explicit.
Five curated images, one series: Five Works – framed, signed, limited.
Looking for a smaller entry point: SIGNED.FRAMED.ICONIC. — 199 pieces, framed, signed, four weeks online. Then gone.
Or get the photo books: To the photo books.
Shipping & Delivery
Shipping is free worldwide. Every work is professionally packed, insured and shipped directly from the studio. All items are shipped neutrally and discreetly — with no visible indication of the contents. For deliveries outside the European Union, additional customs duties, import fees or taxes may apply. These costs are not included in the purchase price and are the responsibility of the recipient.
Art knows no borders — but sometimes, unfortunately, paperwork does.
FAQ & Contact
Questions about the Split Screen series? Most are answered here in two minutes.
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