Individual lessons with Bernd Mechler, Düsseldorf
Abstract expressionism
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Nothing stays as it seems. This is suggested by the present works on black with interference colors that have been created in my studio in recent months. When I stand in front of “Ishtar’s Garden”, I see rich colors. If I move to the side, my impression of the color changes radically: from light blue to fine green, from strong green to eggplant, grey steel or a delicate pink.
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How it
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It all began at home. My father retired in 1996, after working as a house painter. The family came together for a glass, we drank to his well-being, to his coming years and talked about his first projects “in freedom”.
While we young people imagined a liberation from the yoke of work, my father sketched out his concrete idea on half an A4 sheet: A surprising and convincing color structure for my sister's garage door. That looked great! Even the sketch was a delight. What had we missed all these years? Why did we know, why didn't I know?
His simple answer: “I couldn’t have brought you up working as an artist.” In the same year, as a well-established professor, I began a further training course “Basics of Painting” in Leipzig in order to find out what I might have inherited from his talent. I've been painting ever since.
In 2017, after an experimental year full of exploration, I decided to position myself professionally on the art market.