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Bertram Riedel
Bertram Riedel's (aka Tober) artistic oeuvre encompasses collages, drawings, and paintings, which frequently coalesce into a unified whole. His portrait studies are a new interpretation and fascinating glimpse into the lives of his subjects.
Eric Decastro
Eric Decastro is a contemporary French artist working mainly in the medium of painting. His work has evolved throughout his career, which now spans four decades. A master of melding pigments and integrating materials in a way that allows for expression and suggestion, as observers and fans of his art can interpret and meld with the artwork, finding peace in Decastro’s works. They are packed full of energy and movement, achieved largely through this clever use of colour and depth effects. He exhibited his work along with artists such as Hermann Nitsch, Gerhard Richter, and Markus Lüpertz.
Nicola Barth
Nicola Barth is a visual artist who explores permanent metamorphic processes and the in-between spaces where absence and presence coexist. Her art is a journey into the interstices of being, where opposites merge and ambivalences prevail. Through painting, drawing, three-dimensional works and digital photography, she shows what is hidden behind the obvious: Transitional worlds, changes in form, processes in flux. Barth's work is a reflection on the invisibility of the world and an invitation to immerse oneself in the poetry of transition.
Sador Weinsčlucker
In Sador Weinsčlucker's paintings, the tension rises as we look at them: what will happen next? We have to come up with our own stories, or fantasize about the ironic titles: Hurray, we're still alive. How was your day? "The characteristic theme of his painting is the exploration of the manifold states of the human soul. Light and shadow. These are reflected everywhere where man has left his traces; in urban settings and in seemingly empty interiors, but also in his still lifes. Sador Weinsčlucker's places are full of expectation..."
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