Video: Clouded look of Andy Denzler in his blurry paintings
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
Sometimes it is so difficult to understand what is really important around and what is not, what is worth your time and what is not, it is difficult to look at life with an unclouded look. The artist Andy Denzler does not seem to be bothered by this: he prefers a sober view of things that distorts reality, and realizes what he sees in oil paintings.
Andy Denzler's life story is apparently no less blurred than his masterfully written canvases. He himself writes mostly only dry facts about himself. Born in Zurich in 1965, studied there, now lives and works there. His paintings are somewhat reminiscent of photographs, but not enough to consider it photorealism. Rather, these are fragments of life recorded on a vhs cassette, which, due to many years of use, is replete with noise.
Since the early 2000s, Andy has been holding solo exhibitions. One of them recently (in March-April) took place in Moscow - works entitled "distorted fragments" were exhibited. His paintings have something in common with the photographs of Michal Macku, who came up with a completely new photography technique. Apparently, this is due to such a strange and unusual view of both artists on ordinary things, as well as the use of such an interesting technique, which if someone else uses, then most likely no one knows about them.
His paintings can be viewed on his official website.
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