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Artist Statement:
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Matthew Beall
Artist Statement & Bio
Matthew Beall is an American painter who has lived in Germany since 2000. His large paintings reflect an ongoing exploration of both abstracted landscape and color. Emotional and gestural his work suggests a world that exists between the bright neon lights of California and the shadows of Germany.
Born in 1962 in California, essentially self-taught as an artist, Beall worked for many years creating custom designs for the steel exterior of automobiles. He has had numerous group and solo exhibitions (see list below) of his paintings in both Europe and the United States. His work is in many important private collections.
In his recent work partial faces and enigmatic eyes emerge from gorgeous and sensuous fields of color. Mysterious and moody these figurative elements function as portals, or windows, into what appears to be a mystical and primal landscape. These paintings are large and this scale creates an alternate world to enter. This is a world that references numerous art historical moments as it suggests a place that is solitary, unknown and, ultimately, lonely. The paintings are not so much about individual identity as they are about a rapidly altering collective identity that forms...
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Artist Exhibitions:
Solo Exhibition
Sept 2007
Ott Cucina
Neu Ulm, Germany
Group exhibition
April 06, 2006
Marziart International Gallery
Hamburg, Germany
Solo Exhibition
July 1 - Sept. 30, 2005
Cafeteria Michelsberg Universitaetsklinikum Ulm
Ulm, Germany
Solo Exhibition
April - July 2005
Perfect Nails
Ulm, Germany...
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Artist Reviews:
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Collections:
R&B Carty, Germany
V.Krok, Germany
D&D Waessle, Germany
I&W Eisenmann, Germany
L.Reusche, Germany
J.Rimmele, Germany
P.East, Germany
G.Taurman, Germany
E.Mayer, California, USA
J.Beall, California, USA
A. Rainer, Germany
A. Busch, Germany
M. Krok, Germany
A. Mohr, Ireland
Mr. & Mrs. Mohr, ...
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