Louis Reith – Dutch Artist

Geometric patterns, collages, and woodwork made by Dutch artist Louis Reith.

In December 2013, I introduced you to Louis Reith and his collage series “Nachttuin“. Almost 3 years have passed and I think it’s time to look at some of his new works. During the last 3 years, Louis Reith has extended his portfolio with a range of new collages and geometric patterns. Using a variety of materials such as found book pages or wooden panels, the Dutch artist transforms images or simple geometric shapes into masterly arrangements. Feel free to read more about Louis Reith below.

Louis Reith, Soil on wooden panels, 2016 – 2015.
Artworks from 2015 – 1016 created by Louis Reith with soil on wooden panels.

Born in 1983 in Hengelo, NL, Louis Reith has graduated with a BA from the Academy for Art and Industry in Enschede in 2010. Today he lives and works in Amsterdam. During the past years, his exceptional work has been on display at numerous group and solo shows – both nationally and abroad. A small selection of artworks created from 2014 – 2016 can be seen below. For more, please visit his website or follow him on Instagram.

Louis Reith, Collage of found book pages, diptych, 2016.
A diptych collage made with found book pages in 2016.
Louis Reith, Ink drawings on found book pages, 2015.
Geometric ink drawings on found book pages. All three pieces were made in 2015.
A large work from 2014. Soil and wood assembled as final result of De Torenkamer residency.
A large work from 2014. Soil and wood assembled as final result of De Torenkamer residency.
Louis Reith, Soil on wooden panels, 2016.
Geometric compositions on wooden panels. All three artworks were made in 2016.
Louis Reith, Soil on wooden panels, 2016.
Abstract, geometric artworks on wood – made in 2016.

All images © by Dutch artist Louis Reith. Do not hesitate to find more remarkable artists from all over the world on WE AND THE COLOR. We show you a vivid selection of different work ranging from drawings and paintings to sculptures and large installations. Furthermore, we provide you with information on outstanding exhibitions and other notable events.

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2 COMMENTS

  1. Thanks for the feature. I really appriciate it. Just a note: It’s not paint but soil I use to obtain the dark parts on the wooden panels.

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