ID 1066906
Lot 109 | Norbert Bisky (1970 Leipzig) (F)
Estimate value
€ 6 800 – 8 500
Norbert Bisky (1970 Leipzig) (F)
'mitgehangen, mitgefangen', Aquarell auf Bütten, 42 cm x 56 cm Blattmaß, signiert, 17.10.02 datiert, betitelt, montiert, Blattecken partiell minimal aufgeworfen, Provenienz: Galerie Michael Schultz (verso Galerieetikett)
Norbert Bisky ist für seine eindrucksvollen und kontroversen Werke in der zeitgenössischen Kunstszene bekannt. Geboren am 4. August 1970 in Leipzig, Ostdeutschland, hat Bisky eine bemerkenswerte künstlerische Karriere aufgebaut, die seine persönlichen Erfahrungen sowie die sozialen Umwälzungen in Deutschland reflektiert.Aufgewachsen in der ehemaligen DDR erlebte Bisky die dramatischen Veränderungen mit, die mit dem Fall der Berliner Mauer und der Wiedervereinigung Deutschlands einhergingen. Er konnte nie Gefallen an den Systemen der ehemaligen DDR finden, weshalb er sich entschloss, zum Studium nach Berlin zu gehen. Diese prägenden Erfahrungen haben sein künstlerisches Schaffen maßgeblich beeinflusst. Seine Werke sind oft von einer Mischung aus politischer, sozialer und persönlicher Thematik geprägt.Biskys Bilder zeichnen sich durch eine lebhafte Farbpalette und eine helle, fast pastellfarbene Farbgebung aus. Für ihn war es notwendig, figurativ zu malen, obwohl viele Meinung sind, dass die Figuration tot sei. Ein wiederkehrendes Thema in Biskys Oeuvre sind homoerotische Motive sowie sozialer Realismus. Insbesondere die blonden, cherubenhaften jungen Männer sind zu seinem Markenzeichen geworden.Obwohl Norbert Bisky für seine künstlerischen Beiträge gefeiert wird, sind seine Werke auch Gegenstand leidenschaftlicher Diskussionen und Kontroversen. Dies zeigt seine Fähigkeit, die wichtigen sozialen und politischen Fragen der Zeit aufzugreifen und in seine Kunst zu integrieren, sodass sich der Betrachter nie sicher sein kann, ob es sich um eine alltägliche, spielerische Szene handelt oder ob er Kritik an verdeckter Propaganda betrachtet.
Norbert Bisky (1970 Leipzig) (F)
'mitgehangen, mitfangen', watercolor on handmade paper, 42 cm x 56 cm sheet dimensions, signed, dated 117.10.02, titled, mounted, leaf corners partially minimally raised, provenance: Galerie Michael Schultz (verso gallery label)
Norbert Bisky is known for his impressive and controversial works in the contemporary art scene. Born on August 4, 1970, in Leipzig, East Germany, Bisky has built a remarkable artistic career that reflects his personal experiences and the social upheavals in Germany. Growing up in the former GDR, Bisky witnessed the dramatic changes that accompanied the fall of the Berlin Wall and the reunification of Germany. He never found affinity with the systems of the former GDR, which is why he decided to pursue his studies in Berlin as soon as he could. These formative experiences have significantly influenced his artistic output. His works are often characterized by a blend of political, social, and personal themes. Bisky's paintings are distinguished by a vibrant color palette and a bright, almost pastel-like color scheme. For him, it was necessary to paint figuratively, even though many believed that figuration was obsolete. A recurring theme in Bisky's oeuvre is homoerotic motifs and social realism. In particular, the blond, cherubic young men have become his trademark. Although Norbert Bisky is celebrated for his artistic contributions, his works are also the subject of passionate discussions and controversies. This demonstrates his ability to address important social and political issues of the time and incorporate them into his art, leaving the viewer uncertain whether they are looking at an everyday, playful scene or critiquing concealed propaganda.
Artist: | Norbert Bisky (1970) |
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Auction house category: | Watercolors and drawings |
Artist: | Norbert Bisky (1970) |
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Auction house category: | Watercolors and drawings |
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