About bremen lang
Bremen Lang’s work is fundamentally defined by the "Path of the Unplanned Line," a philosophy that rejects the concept of a "finished product" in favour of a continuous, meditative process. Within this framework, the artist prioritizes mastering the quality of a single mark over the expectation of a final image, treating the act of drawing as a live, unrepeatable performance.
FAQ
What is your style?
"The Path of the Unplanned Line."
Bremen Lang’s work is a rejection of the "finished product" in favor of the "continuous process." It is a Regina-based exploration of what happens when an artist prioritizes the quality of a single mark over the expectation of a final image.
• Mistakes as Directions: There are no errors in this philosophy, only pivots that offer the freedom of exploration.
• Juxta-utilitarian Motif: The work spontaneously blends sharp, geometric architectural forms with swirling, abstract, and organic lines.
• Impossible Architecture: Because the artist is not bound by the limitations of planning, the resulting structures often feature satirically proportioned buildings and arrangements that would be physically impossible in the real world
Where can I see more?
I have hundreds of tik-tok videos here showing my daily drawing progress @bremensname
I have also updated Instagram with many more images and content @bremenlangart
Do you take commissions?
Yes, I accept commissions given a dimension, due to the nature of my art I can fill any area, but it will be a surprise, for you and for me.
How long does it take?
1-9 hours depending on the size
What inspires you?
• Pareidolia: This is the human tendency to see recognizable patterns or faces in random shapes. Lang leans heavily on this, allowing the audience to "complete the journey" the lines began.
• Four-in-One Rotatable Artwork: Many pieces are designed as "rotatable artwork," revealing "A New Scene at Every Turn". By rotating a piece 90 or 180 degrees, the rooflines and building masses transform into distinct human-like profiles or hidden identities. For example, in the piece Acropolis Town, the arrangement of windows and roofs subtly suggests faces that become recognizable only through rotation.
Can I contact you directly?
Yes, feel free to reach out via email. Click here
Location
Explore the unique space where creativity and architecture meet.
Visit
Regina
Hours
10 AM - 6 PM