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MARCO CASENTINI - MINIMAL AFFAIRS: 20. May - 30. July 2022

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MARCO CASENTINI - MINIMAL AFFAIRS

New works from the gallery

Dirk Salz, Eike König, Marco Casentini, Ralf Schmerberg, Roland Helmer

Happy Branding (Drunken)

Eike König, Happy Branding (Drunken), Price on request

#2764

Dirk Salz, #2764, Price on request

Happy Branding (schwarz)

Eike König, Happy Branding (schwarz), Price on request

V105 weiß, schwarz, gelb, prismatisch

Roland Helmer, V105 weiß, schwarz, gelb, prismatisch, Price on request

The room of the stars

Marco Casentini, The room of the stars, Price on request

The Devil's window

Marco Casentini, The Devil's window, Price on request

#2682

Dirk Salz, #2682, Price on request

Besuch am Abend

Ralf Schmerberg, Besuch am Abend, Price on request

Calendar

ART KARLSRUHE 2022
07.07.2022
13:00 hours
ART KARLSRUHE 2022
VERNISSAGE MINIMAL AFFAIRS - MARCO CASENTINI
20.05.2022
18:00 hours
VERNISSAGE MINIMAL AFFAIRS - MARCO CASENTINI

Heitsch Gallery is pleased to present MARCO CASENTINIS new exhibition minimal affairs starting May 20th 2022.



With his concrete painting that translates emotions deriving from urban landscapes, the Milan and Los Angeles-based artist explores the dynamics of light, color and space, creating imaginary spaces through geometric overlaps and a play on contrasts.



Constantly pushing the boundaries of painting, "minimal affairs" describes precisely this love of the new, of change - and in his latest works he creates pixel-like punctuations through subtle overlays that establish a minimalist context.



Inspired by urban life in Northern Italy and Southern California, his language of color and form penetrates into everyday life and prompted not least Maserati or Ferrari to collaborate - another allusion to his artistic "affairs".



We invite you to form your own opinion of Casentini's art and look forward to welcoming you to our gallery for this purpose.



The artist will be present. 



Pre-registration please to pr@heitschgallery.com



We are looking forward to your visit,



Your Heitsch Gallery Team. 

PROLONGATION COLORCUTS - ROMAN KLONEK
23.04.2022
hours
PROLONGATION COLORCUTS - ROMAN KLONEK

Dear art lovers,



we have great news for you: If you haven't yet enjoyed Roman Klonek's COLORCUTS, you now have time to catch up! 



Our successful exhibition of the Polish pop artist is extended by two weeks - until May 14 you can still see his imaginative wood prints, inspired by his travels to Asia and Russia.  



His craft, the so-called "lost cut", in which color is gradually applied to the respective layer after layer-like removal of the wood, produces small editions of unreproducible unique prints each time. 



If you are particularly interested, you are welcome to arrange a private viewing with us at pr@heitschgallery.com. 



We are looking forward to your visit. 



Your Heitsch Gallery Team

VERNISSAGE COLORCUTS - ROMAN KLONEK
11.03.2022
18:00 hours
VERNISSAGE COLORCUTS - ROMAN KLONEK

VERNISSAGE FRIDAY, MARCH 11 FROM 6-8PM



Pre-registration for vernissage please to pr@heitschgallery.com



 



 



ROMAN KLONEK is one of the leading representatives of the German printmaking scene. Looking at Klonek's work, one quickly recognizes his preference for reduced shapes and animal-like creatures that sometimes recall the birth of the comic strip.



From March 11 to April 23, Jörg Heitsch will be showing new woodcuts by ROMAN KLONEK.



On his journeys into strange worlds, ROMAN KLONEK searches for those encounters with the unknown. He uses a pictorial language from concrete and abstract painting partly with the colorfulness from pop art and narrative elem ents.



Klonek's fascination with mixed creatures, fantasy characters, and graphic imagery dates back to his childhood, which was influenced by Russian and Polish cartoons.



In the contemporary art scene, ROMAN KLONEK is considered one of the most outstanding artists working in the "woodcut" printing technique. As an actual art form, the woodcut developed as early as the 8th century in Japan, but it also has a long tradition in Germany, from Albrecht Dürer to Karl Schmidt Rottluff to Jörg Immendorf.



Considering the current art trends, which are strongly influenced by the variety of digital possibilities, Klonek represents a special position here. The artist has specialized in the so-called "lost cut". In this process, the various color layers of the image are printed in layers on the substrate by gradually removing them - and by means of a single printing plate. In several steps, a multicolored image is thus created in an exclusive edition of a maximum of 8 copies. Thus, the editions made individually in the hand print, which have their own peculiarities due to each color print, are considered originals.



 

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