Kreuzweg - Berms-Batas, Eduard 2004 - photo 1
Kreuzweg - Berms-Batas, Eduard 2004 - photo 2
ID 1281490
Lot 504 | Kreuzweg - Berms-Batas, Eduard 2004
Material-Collage mittig unten mit Blei signiert sowie links bezeichnet und datiert 5.1.2004, umseitiger Werkszettel *Kreuzweg*, des am 11.03.1930 in Willich bei Krefeld geborenen Eduard Berms-Batas ist gleichzeitig als Architekt, Fotograf, Reisender, Sammler, Archivar und Künstler bekannt, er studierte an der Werkkunstschule in Krefeld Grafik, Malerei und Architektur, bereiste Europa, USA, Jamaika, Israel und Süd-Afrika, arbeitete als freier Architekt und lebte in der Provence und dem Tessin, später wohnte und arbeitete er mit seiner Frau in Mettingen, wo er am 7.2.2017 starb, *Die Kunst gibt nicht das Sichtbare wieder, sondern macht sichtbar* dieses Zitat von Paul Klee, bei dem Berms-Batas auch Schüler war, kennzeichnen die Arbeiten des Künstlers, er fühlt sich nach eigenem Bekunden den Traditionen des Bauhauses verbunden und hatte großen Einfluss auf eine neue Entwicklung der Kunst, den sogenannten abstrakten Expressionismus. Die Europäische Version dieses Kunstwollens bezeichnet man als *Informel*. Das bedeutet - Ablehnung von Kompositionsregeln zugunsten spontaner Gestik, Rhythmik oder freier Formfindung. Zu den wichtigsten Vertretern der Informellen gehören Tapies, Twombly, Emil Schumacher, Gerd Höhme, Karl-Otto Götz und natürlich Eduard Berms-Batas, Quelle Internet, hier hochformatige abstrakte Komposition aus verschiedenen Materialien, ca. 57 x 76 cm, hinter Glas in schlichter Leiste ca. 72 x 92 cm
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