Printmaking has been part of Weidenbaum’s work from the very start, and he sees it as a fully-fledged form of artistic expression. A woodcut, an etching or a screen print makes it possible to create a work in multiple editions: a simple way of spreading the idea behind the image. Weidenbaum prints his work himself, so he can intervene in every layer during the screen-printing process.
Silkscreen
2005–2022 · Works on Paper
Silkscreen The Forrest, 2005
Ink on paper · 50 × 60 cm
Silkscreen Forrest II, 2005
Ink on paper · 50 × 50 cm
Tunnel Silkscreen, 2006
Ink on paper · 42 × 56.5 cm
Tunnel II Silkscreen, 2006
Ink on paper · 42 × 56.5 cm
Rue Dansaert Silkscreen, 2006
Ink on paper · 43 × 64 cm
The Waterfront Silkscreen, 2008
Ink on paper · 44 × 59 cm
At the VUB Silkscreen, 2008
Ink on paper · 42 × 63 cm
The Tree Silkscreen, 2008
Ink on paper · 60 × 44 cm
The tree II Silkscreen, 2008
Ink on paper · 60 × 44 cm
The Evening Silkscreen, 2008
Ink on paper · 60 × 44 cm
Red Sky Silkscreen, 2008
Ink on paper · 44 × 60 cm
Landscape Silkscreen, 2008
Ink on paper · 44 × 60 cm
For Kamiel Vanhole Silkscreen, 2008
Ink on paper · 60 × 44 cm
Dark Trees Silkscreen, 2008
Ink on paper · 60 × 44 cm
Bleu Trees Silkscreen, 2008
Ink on paper · 60 × 44 cm
To catch the bleu silkscreen, 2009
Ink on paper · 47 × 66 cm
Study for Whispering silkscreen, 2009
Ink on paper · 47 × 66 cm
Study for Table Silkscreen, 2009
Ink on paper · 46 × 66 cm
City Lights Silkscreen, 2009
Ink on paper · 44 × 64 cm
At the Party Silkscreen, 2011
Ink on paper · 48 × 68 cm
Silkscreen Jonah kijkt naar de zee, 2016
Ink on paper · 38 × 48 cm
The Room of Erik Satie Silkscreen, 2018
Ink on paper · 33 × 42 cm
Die Vatersuche silkscreen, 2020
Ink on paper · 50,5 × 40 cm