The paintings of Roman Reisinger (Amsterdam, 14-12-1970) and Henriëtte Reisinger-van Schaik (Utrecht, 02-12-1970) are considered contemporary realism within the genre 'still life' with the specialization 'flower still life'.

The Reisingers' works of art have been sought after by art collectors around the world for more than 20 years. Art critics write rave reviews about the artist duo after visiting an exhibition or studio. Art lovers greatly appreciate the technical mastery and creative ability to create such works of art.

Anyone who looks at a painting by the Reisingers from a distance is struck by the photographic precision. But anyone who comes closer will see that this precision is achieved with painterly means: the choice of thickly applied or transparent paint, sharp framing or fluid contours, representation of light and shadow and a smooth brushstroke.

The paintings are not a careful representation of reality, but a reflection of how the artist sees and experiences each object and detail. Reisinger himself calls it “manipulating reality”.

The Reisingers' paintings are the result of exceptional teamwork. Henriëtte is responsible for the concepts and creates the compositions that Roman skillfully paints using the 17th-century painting technique of the Dutch masters. Together they turn an idea into a fascinating work of art!