Heinz Marzohl
The Bull of «Saintes Maries», 2022, Acrylic on canvas 75 x 100 cm
Heinz Marzohl
The Bull of «Saintes Maries», 2022
Acrylic on canvas 75 x 100 cm
From 1974 to 2008, Heinz Marzohl owned and directed a renowned company for lettering technology, digital printing, and graphic design in Switzerland. In 2008, after 34 years, he handed over the company to his two daughters.
For his professional activity, Marzohl designed countless brand logos, lettering concepts, and graphics for shopping centers and industrial buildings. His profound knowledge of graphic design, typography, reprography, serigraphy, materials and color theory, provided an invaluable springboard to enter the world of fne art painting. In his profession, letters and logos mostly consisted of geometric shapes. In painting, experiences and feelings are now depicted with vivid, evocative lines and shapes.
The search for inspiring examples led to works by Kandinsky, Marc, Jawlenski, Klee and Macke, who had created groundbreaking works in the artist group “The Blue Rider” in the early 20th century. Marzohl’s aim was not to copy these works. The key was to fathom the thinking and feeling that had led to these great paintings. Another important source of inspiration was the intensive study of prehistoric cave paintings. These primitive people worked with the fickering light of fre and painted only by memory. Already, 30,000 years ago, a spiritual transformation of what was seen was the basis for amazing drawings.
Later works of Heinz Marzohl were inspired by cracks and shadings on rocky clifs of stormy seacoasts. After many years, this search for living lines and forms has led to an independent, unmistakable visual language. Painted on canvas with beautiful color compositions, the archaic traces became enchanting, evocative pictorial worlds.
For Marzohl, abstracted lines, shape and colors represent memories. The more the artist dealt with abstract painting, the more he is fascinated with the spirituality behind it, focusing on the mysterious; the soulful. For him, a spiritual transformation of an experience gives the images an enigmatic charisma.
www.marzohl-mystische-malerei.com
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29 Spotlight 30 Poupée Caussin-Bellon
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30 140 月は同じように輝き、 空にも池にも。 六義園だけ変わります。 シーズンズでは、 人々は行き来します。
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GIOVANNI TOZZETTI
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NATALIE WOODSON
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Root Yarden was born in 1958 in Galilee, Israel. She studied and worked as a Drama Therapist and later published three poetry books. From 2020, Root continues to develop as a video artist; combining her photography and poems. Root Yarden is infuenced by Pina Bausch.
ROOT YARDEN
With intention and sincerity, Shir Zalcman’s artwork is a piece of herself. The 37 year old Israeli artist paints to refect the present moment of her everyday, emotional experience. Mainly using acrylic paint and charcoal mediums, she employs palette knives and brushes to create depth through texture, layering and linework. Choosing a bold color palette, Shir intuitively composes these textural patterns by layering them together to explore the visceral nature of feelings.
SHIR ZALCMAN
www.shirzalcmanart.com
Acrylic and charcoal on canvas 70 x 70 cm
Shir Zalcman
Hiromi Watanabe
Beloved
Watercolor 410 x 318 mm