Ademann’s work references old renaissance architecture influence, an art form that in modern times is often taken for granted. Ademann recreates these old structures by tediously painting them on canvas always trying to presents the pieces in a new and exciting way.
Being able to channel his obsession with detail into the intricate geometry and compositions allows Ademann to find himself working hours on end without lifting his brush.
What initially drew him to these works was not only the aesthetic but the dense history and meaning behind the imagery. The way they were able to link each particular pattern, palette, and style with a specific and identifiable geographic area.
Each color and pattern specifically correlate to what state of mind and emotion he was in while creating the specific work, allowing him to be able to look back and see a chronological timeline of both his mental and emotional state embedded in to the paintings. Essentially creating a language through shape and color that is hidden in plain view of us every day.