On the Art Austria meet two artistic worlds that are apparently different – and yet interlock on a deep emotional level. Peter Kuchler III and Shahram Alizadeh Use light, color, shape and imagination so that the boundaries between reality and dream gently blur.
Peter Kuchler III Create works with its light art made of glass that impress not only through manual precision, but above all with their emotional radiance. In its objects, the light flows through colored layers, breaks on the glass surface and thus becomes part of a silent, almost meditative composition. Kuchler combines fine Surrealistic echoes With clear lines, calm pattern and a reserved, almost poetic color world. His works look like captured moods – memories of light, frozen thoughts in glass. What is initially geometrically shows opens a feeling of depth, calm and inner movement on a long time.
Shahram Alizadeh Go out of the opposite direction: its surrealistic oil paintings lead deep inside, in dream landscapes full of characters, figures and reflections. The compositions are also precise and mysterious – they do not tell clear stories, but leave space for emotional interpretations. Alizadeh’s painting is a game with realities, a trace of inner worlds that are as fragile as it is powerful.
Together, the works of both artists arise a field of tension that does not draw attention to themselves loudly – but touches silently. Between the clear presence of light and the flowing world of the surreal, there is a subtle dialogue about perception, feeling and the power of art to make things visible that are otherwise hidden.
Die art Austria With this special comparison, invites you to get involved with these quiet nuances – to what art can be in the best sense: a mirror inner reality and a bridge between the visible and the noticeable.
In addition, numerous other artists present their works from the areas of painting, sculpture, photography and media art – a multifaceted overview of contemporary art.
The exhibition ends on Sunday, May 11th. The last opportunity for a visit is from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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