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Bernhard Knaus Fine Art: Callum Innes, Ingo Meller, Wilhelm Mundt, Robert Zandvliet, R�my Zaugg - 4 May 2012 to 28 July 2012 Current Exhibition |
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Callum Innes, Untitled No 1, 2012
Oil on Canvas 180 x 175 cm |
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Callum Innes, Ingo Meller, Wilhelm Mundt, Robert Zandvliet, Rémy Zaugg Opening May 04, 2012, 7 pm until July 28, 2012 What is painting supposed to mean when it will not serve as artistic tool to create fanciful imagery, how can artists use painting as a media to create new artistic ideas, how does painting become investigative to perception? Five artist and five different artistic positions give answers, each in his way to these questions: demanding, ambivalent, radical, provocative. Callum Innes, born 1962 in Edinburgh, Scotland, lives and works in Edinburgh. Wilhelm Mundt, born 1959 in Grevenbroich, Germany. Lives and works in Rommerskirchen and Cologne. Ingo Meller, born 1955 in cologne, lives and works in Berlin. Robert Zandvliet, born 1970 Terband, The Netherlands, lives and works in Rotterdam. Rémy Zaugg (born 1943 in Courgenay, Switzerland, died 2005 in Basel) “I still see myself as being an inherently figurative artist, whether that figuration is to do with how I approach the making of a painting or its physicality, how a painting reacts to you, what you bring to it". Callum Innes "My aim is to create something that will be immediately identifiable as art because of the way in which it manifests itself to our senses as a picture. At the same time, my work is made up of oil paint, canvas and the application of colour – as material substance it can be traced back to things with which everyone is familiar. I see my painting as the interplay between meaning and its frustration. This straightforward, universal approach remains the central constant in my work." Ingo Meller “I’m interested in the figurative as well as the abstract, but the turning point between the two interests me the most. That’s what I keep going back to.” Robert Zandvliet "To keep up a perceptive relationship to the world, to develop and to question it, is very exhausting. It is a thankless task to be newly accomplished over and over again, and you have to accept, that there is no ending. It is a work, that never will be finished." Rémy Zaugg BERNHARD KNAUS FINE ART GmbH Niddastrasse 84, 1st Floor 60329 Frankfurt Germany Fon +49 (0)69 244 507 68 Fax +49 (0)69 244 507 76 [email protected] www.bernhardknaus-art.de Artists Daniele Buetti Kyungwoo Chun Margret Eicher Nadine Fraczkowski Tom Früchtl Christian Hagemann Jonas Jensen Harald Kröner Christiane Löhr Flo Maak Udo Nöger Marcel Odenbach Ralf Peters Bernhard Prinz Dennis Scholl Peter Schloer Albrecht Schnider Esther Stocker Adam Thompson Petra Wunderlich Jerry Zeniuk |
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