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Milan Mölzer (1937 Prag - 1976 Düsseldorf)

Lot 77
02.12.2023 13:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerWETTMANN | Auktionshaus an der Ruhr
Event locationGermany, Mülheim an der Ruhr
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Lot 77 | Milan Mölzer (1937 Prag - 1976 Düsseldorf)
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€ 3 300 – 4 500
Milan Mölzer (1937 Prag - 1976 Düsseldorf)
Milan Mölzer (1937 Prag - 1976 Düsseldorf)
'No. 4', Gerasteter Papierschnitt auf Hartfaserplatte in Plexiglaskasten, 30 cm x 30 cm Objektmaß, verso signiert, 74 datiert, No. 4 bezeichnet

Milan Mölzer hatte sich auf die Kunst des Papierschnitts spezialisiert. Seine Werke zeugen von Präzision, Kreativität und einem tiefen Verständnis für das Medium Papier. Mölzers Faszination für das Spiel von Licht und Schatten sowie die zarte Materialität von Papier begann schon in jungen Jahren und führte ihn zur Technik des Papierschnitts. Mithilfe dieser Kunstform, die vor allem Präzision und Geduld erfordert, gelang es dem Künstler, komplexe Bilder zu schaffen. Während seines Studiums der Bildenden Kunst in Prag verfeinerte er seine Fertigkeiten und entwickelte seinen unverkennbaren Stil, der durch filigrane Details und eine ausgewogene Balance zwischen positivem und negativem Raum geprägt war. In den 1960er Jahren zog er nach Düsseldorf, wo er internationale Anerkennung erlangte. Sein Stil wurde als "Poetische Präzision" bezeichnet, eine Beschreibung, die sowohl seine technische Meisterschaft als auch die emotionale Tiefe seiner Werke einfängt. Obwohl Mölzer bereits 1976 früh verstarb, hinterließ er ein bedeutendes künstlerisches Erbe. Seine Papierschnitte sind in Sammlungen weltweit zu finden. Milan Mölzer erinnert uns daran, dass Kunst im Prozess und in der Liebe zum Detail existiert.




Milan Mölzer (1937 Prague - 1976 Düsseldorf)
No. 4', Rastered paper cut on hardboard in Plexiglas box, 30 cm x 30 cm object dimensions, signed on verso, dated 74, No. 4 inscribed

Milan Mölzer specialised in the art of paper cutting. His works testify to precision, creativity and a deep understanding of the medium of paper. Mölzer's fascination for the interplay of light and shadow and for the delicate for the delicate materiality of paper began at a young age and led him to the technique of paper cutting. With this art form, which requires above all and patience, the artist succeeds in creating complex images. During his studies of fine arts in Prague, he refined his skills and developed his unmistakable style, which is characterised by filigree details and a balance between positive and negative space. In the 1960s he moved to Düsseldorf, where he gained international recognition. His style has been described as ''poetic precision'', a description that captures both his technical mastery and the emotional depth of his works. Although Mölzer died early in 1976, his artistic legacy is significant. His paper cuts can be found in collections worldwide. Milan Mölzer reminds us that art exists in process and attention to detail. exists.

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