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Edgar Hellwig
1959 in Dinslaken geboren
1980 Entwicklung
des "Horizontalismus"
lebt und arbeitet in Dinslaken
Diverse Ausstellungen
in Deutschland
Homepage: www.hellwig.onlinehome.de,
www.horizontalism.com, www.ambient-art-agency.net
Mail: edgar.hellwig@online.de
Edgar Hellwigs
Bilder sind Ausdruck seiner metaphysischen Leidenschaft über
die Begrenzungen des Konkreten hinweg zu schauen und den Blick in
die schier unendlichen Weiten immer neuer Horizonte zu richten.
Unerschöpflich erscheinen dabei die Variationen der ihn faszinierenden
Unendlichkeit aus Farben, Licht und Formen. Seine horizontalen Landschaften
strahlen Ruhe und Zuversicht aus und doch beinhalten ihre Farbkompositionen
auch Elemente des Surrealen, die den sanften Bildern eine unterschwellige
Kraft und Spannung verleihen.
Ausstellungen:
T-Systems Nova
GmbH, Bonn
MAY GRUNDBESITZ GmbH & Co. KG, Erftstadt
GEZ - Gebühreneinzugszentrale der öffentlich-rechtlichen,
Köln (Bocklemünd)
Lehman Brothers Bankhaus AG, München
MERCURI URVAL GmbH, Meerbusch-Osterrath
Galerie Roland Schwan, Moers
Da Vinci Denkmöbel, Köln
sd & m AG, Troisdorf
Horizontalism - A New Style in Modern Art
Horizontalism
in fine arts describes a style of landscape painting, that was developed
and begun by Edgar Hellwig in 1980 when he remarked the need to
express himself in painting.
The main characteristics
of Horizontalism is the kind of the painting, where horizontal,
even in itself melting brush strokes will generate e. g. the wideness
of a landscape. If you will see horizontalistic works, the eyes
will dive deep into the pictures, breathing the devine feeling of
the infinity.
In his very
early work, the artist was strongly influenced by the surrealists,
and this was reflected though in his pictures. Starting with primitive
drawing and experiments, the result was an unconventional youthly
paintwork.
But constantly getting a better trust to the brush within time,
it could be felt, that there was still a creativity within Hellwig´s
pictures that has to be led in structural forms.
One day the
force of the infinity attacks the artist, and so he decided a radical
change to conventional, representational painting. This was when
he recognized, that the "background" of his pictures shows
an genious potential of wide, nebulous landscapes, while the "foreground"
often contenses cheap "fillers" - compared to the depht.
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