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To view Lutz Scherneck’s artwork, scroll down and single click on the images below to view a larger version.

Lutz’s artwork can also be viewed at
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Lutz Scherneck “After the Blow” $1000 acrylic on canvas

Lutz Scherneck “By-the-wind Sailor” $700 acrylic on canvas

Lutz Scherneck “Carnival Aurora” $700 acrylic on canvas

Lutz Scherneck “Glen on Jessup River” $1000 acrylic on canvas

Lutz Scherneck “Lavender Mist on Valley Hills” $600 acrylic on canvas

Lutz Scherneck “View of Indian Lake” $500 acrylic on canvas

About Lutz Scherneck

Email 315-429-9583

I think that the first time I considered myself an artist was toward the end of my first year of study at Syracuse University.

The freshman year classes were the same for all who attended Syracuse University’s College of Visual and Performing Arts. Throughout High School I excelled in math and science, but I also loved art. It seemed sensible that a course of study that would combine these three fields would be to my liking, but instead I fell in love with the work of French Impressionist painters and contemporary American artists, Pollock, Rothko, Hofmann and Avery. Their influence showed in the art work I would create. The mystery of the creative process was very seductive. Switching majors, I graduated in 1976 from Syracuse University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in painting.

Visual artistic expression needs to be a visual experience.

Artists who depend on a story to compose a painting do not understand the full majesty of the visual experience. Picasso said, “Good artists borrow, great artists steal.” Modernism in art needs to build off of the art of the past.

Even the most abstract shapes have their origins in nature. Patterns and relationships find their way onto my canvases. Full artistic expression requires more than tonal rendering and visual illusions. Lines, colors, textures and forms work together and in opposition to produce certain sensations.

I paint with the expectation of creating a work of art.

Beginning with some chosen constraints, the painting will lead me to its completion. All along the journey, each step changes the work but not its ultimate goal. When it is finally shown, displayed as art and viewed as art, it is art.

Artists Gallery

Click on the artist’s image in the gallery to go to their page and see all of their work.

Lutz Scherneck

May 24, 2021/by admin

Phyllis Lapi

May 24, 2021/by admin

Caileigh Barnett

June 4, 2021/by admin

Sean Green

June 4, 2021/by admin

Joanne Morotti

June 7, 2021/by admin

Robyn Verri

May 24, 2021/by admin

Garlyn MaGinnis

May 24, 2021/by admin

Sally Casler

May 24, 2021/by admin

Bart Carrig

May 24, 2021/by admin

Oscar Stivala

May 27, 2021/by admin

Mena Cerone

May 23, 2021/by admin

Carly Castellano

May 25, 2021/by admin

Allen Kazmerski

June 29, 2021/by admin

Wanda Faith Sewell

May 24, 2021/by admin

James Bruce Schwabach

May 24, 2021/by admin

Emma Dooley

June 4, 2021/by admin

Bob Buck

May 23, 2021/by admin

Melinda Marley

May 24, 2021/by admin

Stephanie Sheppard

May 25, 2021/by admin

Sara Meays

May 26, 2021/by admin

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