Vienna, Austria
B. The
At first glance, my paintings either don't fit into any known art genre, or they fit into several at the same time, because they show styles from both the...
At first glance, my pictures either don't fit into any known art genre, or into several at the same time, because they feature styles from pop art, comics, graffiti, graphic art, sketch art and sometimes other genres as well. The materials and techniques used are also varied and draw on acrylic painting, spray writing, text elements, paint and fibre-tip pens, or even printing methods. This form of diversity is exactly what I appreciate about art and what I like to call crossover. Everything I paint starts on a blank canvas and from then on is no longer subject to any boundaries. I start with a rough idea and an even rougher and colourless pencil sketch, paint without any limits, draw whatever comes to mind and change my intention dozens of times. I alternate between meticulous lines, wild brushstrokes and colourful 'exuberance', so that in the end a picture emerges that exists far removed from any expectations and attributions - that is my way of painting.
