In his current work, Antonio Sarcinella deals with the concept of space and plays with the relationship between inside and outside. He plays with perspective compositions, overlaps and spatial shifts with unusual, intense color combinations. The empty, colorful spaces incorporate the idea of landscapes and elements of the outside, testing the viewer’s perception. It remains […]
Sebastian Gumpinger (born 1977 in Hanover) studied from 2009 to 2015 at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich (master student) with Prof. Förg and Prof. Jean-Marc Bustamente. He lives and works in Mallorca. In the series ‘Steel Paintings’ Sebastian Gumpinger deals in detail with materiality and gesture. The line is the focus of his […]
Danni Schwaag draws inspiration from moments, from travelling, nature, architecture, art history, interpersonal relationships and (unusual) materials. “At the beginning of my artistic process, there is a puzzle in front of me, a game of materials, shapes and colors. things laid are moved, discarded and rearranged, in search of compositions. My work develops from surprises […]
Rudolf Kämmer uses a strictly constructive concrete design vocabulary. Since the end of the 1950s, Kämmer has developed his ideas rendering basic geometric forms on graph paper with mathematical precision, while his colors make his works glow and lift them up to an emotionally experienceable state of existence. In 1961, Kämmer belonged to the ‘Neue […]
The German artist and goldsmith Herman Jünger (1928 – 2005) is known for his gold jewelry. In the 1950s, he created jewelry pieces that were far removed from the conventional designs of the time, which aimed to show off the wearer’s wealth. Jünger played with gemstones, lines, enamel colors, hallmarks, bars, and archaic-looking marks, leaving […]
The geometric formal language of Angelika Hoegerl’s free-standing sculptures and sculptural wall works is based on an examination of historical architectural drawings of Gothic cathedrals. The ground plan forms of Gothic cluster pillars serve as an inspiration for the wall objects that project up to 20 cm into the room, as well as the pattern-like […]
In the mid-1950s, Helga Zahn set off from Schwarzenbach / Saale to London without any previous artistic training, first she worked as a domestic help and then, with great energy, realised a fantastic career as a jewelry artist. She acquired basic knowledge in design and jewelry art in 1958 with the painter Peter Gee and […]
Born in Cheonan (South Korea) in 1988, Jonghoon Im studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich with Prof. Eva Grubinger as well as painting and graphics with Prof. Jorinde Voigt, with whom he graduated as a master student in 2019. Jonghoon Im captivates the viewer with contrasting colors, subtle coloristic nuances and complex […]
Herman Hermsen is known for his innovative and provocative jewelry pieces. His work breaks with the traditional norms of jewelry as a status symbol. Painted steel wire, aluminum or plastic are transformed into nonchalant one-of-a-kind jewelry pieces or serial editions. “In general, with regard to all designs, my working method is based on a reinterpretation […]
Starting with single shots of urban architectures, plants and objects, Daniel Kraus (born 1962 in Augsburg) creates entirely new forms and visual worlds using the digital means of reflection, rotation and superimposition. What at first glance seems playful, like a digital trick to show us the world from a different perspective, is in fact a […]
