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Jakob Gasteiger

Jakob Gasteiger is an Austrian artist, representative of analytical painting, living and working in Vienna and in Weinviertel.

Gasteiger studied stage design at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Salzburg and attended the Institute for Teaching and Research in Graphic Arts. Since 2013, he has been working in the studio at Weinviertel. Jakob Gasteiger is considered a representative of analytical painting.

In his works he questions the parameters of painting, expanding and breaking the boundaries of graphics, painting and sculpture. The artist's most extensive group of works are predominantly monochrome paintings with relief structures, which are formed with the help of a comb spatula when applying paint to the background of the painting. As of late 2018, Gasteiger has expanded this group of works through the use of neon colors. He also creates aluminum sculptures and installations.

Date and place of birt:1953, Salzburg, Austria
Period of activity: XX, XXI century
Specialization:Artist, Graphic artist, Painter, Sculptor
Art style:Abstract art, Analytical Art, Contemporary art
Technique:Installation
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