Dreamnote Unveiled
A Journey into the Multidisciplinary World of Noah Max
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I was deeply honored to receive a personal invitation to Noah Max's Dreamnote exhibition at The Tabernacle in Notting Hill. The showcase featured a compelling collection of expressive abstract paintings and emotional portraits.
Noah, a young yet accomplished creator, primarily delves into the world of music. As a composer and conductor, he founded the Echo Ensemble Orchestra, and his debut album, "Songs of Loneliness," was published by Toccata Music Group in early 2022. His chamber opera, based on John Boyne’s "The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas," explores Max’s Jewish heritage and the history of the Holocaust.
Diving into Noah’s artistic profile proved captivating, uncovering his mastery in music, paintings, video art, and poetry. Often compared to Baroque composers for his multidisciplinary approach, Noah's talent shines through.
Displayed at The Tabernacle, "The Candle Lagoon" panels and the portrait of British musician and conductor John Whitfield are truly captivating. The first two pieces were created during a live classical concert, responding directly to the vibrations and emotions evoked by the music. The study for John Whitfield's portrait was crafted in the composer’s final days while battling cancer.
In a conversation with Noah, I discovered the profound significance of dreams in his life. Much like the visions of the sleeping mind, his paintings invite us into a universe of spontaneous experiences and diverse interpretations. Intuitive paint splashes and broad brush strokes connect Noah with the legacies of Edvard Munch and Keith Haring.
Meeting this gifted creator, whose artistic exploration spans multiple genres, was truly wonderful. I eagerly anticipate his next projects.
Noah Max - https://www.noahmax.net/
Agnes Prygiel / London / 25.05.2022