Artist Information:
Andre Bunkahle
Erding,
Germany
Member Since: Jul 2007
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Artist Statement:
Born to 14.04.1970, marries, a
son.
I live with my family in
Erding/ Bavaria.
Although I am already
interested since my youth in
art, I quite late discovered
only my passion for the
painting.
The interaction of color and
structure fascinates me. By
the use of different materials
like e.g. structure pastes,
sand etc., I try to give to
the pictures structures and
thus a certain
three-dimensionality.
Just as with humans, there is
the straight “corners and
edges” visible by the
structures, which make the
picture (and humans) for me
interesting.
Even if I paint mostly
abstract pictures, I would
like not to be able to be
specified on a style
direction.
The pictures develop partly
intuitively, without concrete
intention or are reflections
of everyday life situations
and experiencing.
A picture succeeded for me
only then if it raises with
the viewer questions or sets
fantasies free, if it
addresses it or releases
contradiction. Whether the
impressions of the viewer with
my intention when creating the
picture agree are thereby of
subordinated importance.
I am very strained, which
develop impressions with you,
if you get involved in my
pictures.
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Andre Bunkahle's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Andre Bunkahle's Portfolio. Browse Bunkahle's body of work: Born to 14.04.1970, marries, a son.
I live with my family in Erding/ Bavaria.
Although I am already interested since my youth in art, I quite late discovered only my passion for the painting.
The interaction of color and structure fascinates me. By the use of different materials like e.g. structure pastes, sand etc., I try to give to the pictures structures and thus a certain three-dimensionality.
Just as with humans, there is the straight “corners and edges” visible by the structures, which make the picture (and humans) for me interesting.
Even if I paint mostly ... |
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