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Darko C. Nikolic
New Works
Darko C. Nikolic
New Works
For Darko C. Nikolic, art means engaging in a dialogue with form and color. He understands the act of seeing as a physical as well as psychological experience and not least as a body-bound action. D.C. Nikolic's color spaces therefore often manifest themselves as walk-in installations or expansive wooden objects. His large-format paintings, which he creates on wood as well as on house facades, have an equally sculptural effect: with precise patterns of geometric color figures, he works out optical phenomena that create an idea of movement and spatiality.
Philipp Liehr
Weltraumgeschichten
Philipp Liehr
Weltraumgeschichten
The artist and wood sculptor Philipp Liehr is particularly known for his contemporary sculptures, which are characterized by their richness of detail and extraordinary physicality. The organically incorporated nuances literally bring the wood to life.
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Samy Deluxe
New Artworks
Samy Deluxe
New Artworks
It hardly needs to be mentioned that Samy Deluxe is one of Germany's most successful rappers. Not everyone, however, is familiar with his visual works. Samy represents an informal concept of art that crosses rigid disciplinary boundaries between music, culture, dance, poetry and visual art. He understands and lives hip-hop as a subculture that has always encompassed a diverse spectrum of artistic forms of expression, such as sampling, graffiti, breakdancing and rap. In his works, which he creates with spray cans and markers, Samy is not concerned with conveying a specific message. Rather, with them he embodies the processual in artistic expression in general: the partly translucent layers of paint that often overlap indefinitely in murals in public spaces are indicative of this. The dynamically evolved pictorial structure that Samy dev...
Art Puzzle Collection
The Corona pandemic is (hopefully) coming to an end.
With our Art Puzzle project, we were not only able to collect several thousand euros in donations for #leavenoonebehind, but also make people around the globe forget the crisis for a few hours. We are glad that all this is now coming to an end. For us, this closes the circle and we end ...
With our Art Puzzle project, we were not only able to collect several thousand euros in donations for #leavenoonebehind, but also make people around the globe forget the crisis for a few hours. We are glad that all this is now coming to an end. For us, this closes the circle and we end ...
The Corona pandemic is (hopefully) coming to an end.
With our Art Puzzle project, we were not only able to collect several thousand euros in donations for #leavenoonebehind, but also make people around the globe forget the crisis for a few hours. We are glad that all this is now coming to an end. For us, this closes the circle and we end the project "Stay Home! Let's Puzzle!" with beautiful memories of a crazy time. At this point we would like to thank all new and old puzzle fans! And especially to the artists for the great motives!
To close out the project properly, all the puzzles we still have in stock are now available for an unbeatable 25€!
With our Art Puzzle project, we were not only able to collect several thousand euros in donations for #leavenoonebehind, but also make people around the globe forget the crisis for a few hours. We are glad that all this is now coming to an end. For us, this closes the circle and we end the project "Stay Home! Let's Puzzle!" with beautiful memories of a crazy time. At this point we would like to thank all new and old puzzle fans! And especially to the artists for the great motives!
To close out the project properly, all the puzzles we still have in stock are now available for an unbeatable 25€!
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Top wines refined with exquisite art. Our wine collection.
Jakobus Durstewitz 'Strom'
Jakobus Durstewitz 'Strom'
If we immerse ourselves in Durstewitz's pictures, we find ourselves in industrialized transit locations such as the port of Hamburg. Reflecting water, distance and silence motivate us to contemplatively observe the circumstances. Durstewitz states: "I absorb and abstract what I see in suppressed nature". In doing so, he alludes to industrialization, which in fact triggered a transformation of the social, economic and political fabric and continually represses nature. The industrial landscapes in his paintings reflect this symbolically but by no means in a moralizing way. The black-and-white photographs of his father, who worked at a shipyard, serve as a model. In addition, the artist also searches for motifs himself at the harbor, "preferably in old, somewhat run-down corners," says Durstewitz. As a silent observer, he is int...