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"Art is the hammer with which we shape the future, because art converts the truth and knowledge of our society into codes and translates them into culture." Artistic Background: Felix Pensel is a German artist whose body of work spans a variety of mediums, from painting and drawing to digital media and installations. His journey started with graffiti in his youth, which evolved into a distinct abstract, typographic style. He studied media design and specialized in illustration and new media, blending traditional techniques with modern innovations. Artistic Approach: Pensel’s work is a dialogue between the past and present, deeply influenced by the meticulous precision of Dürer, the rebellish character of graffiti and his own fascination with cosmology and physics. His creations deconstruct the boundaries of matter and meaning, exploring the complexities of contemporary life. Through a fusion of media, ranging from acrylic, spray paint, and oil to digital tools, sound, poetry, and performance, Felix constructs multi-layered narratives that challenge the viewer to engage both emotionally and intellectually. His exhibitions are immersive experiences, blending traditional gallery formats with installations that invite interaction and discovery. Mediums: Acrylic Oil Spray Paint Digital Media Sculpture Sound, Music, Voice Poetry and Storytelling Installation and Performance Artistic Themes: Cosmology & Physics Deconstruction of Matter The Chaos of 21st-Century Life Discovery & Interpretation Balance between Abstract & Figurative Art Key Works: Felix’s black-and-white drawings resemble intricate treasure maps, consisting of thousands of tiny drawings, patterns, and texts. These complex creations offer viewers a chance to explore hidden details and magic within. His paintings, on the other hand, balance abstraction and figuration, using high contrasts to add depth and volume to shapes, which represent the fragmented nature of modern life. Philosophy: “My art is an invitation to explore. I believe in the power of ambiguity and the richness of interpretation. By deconstructing shapes and ideas, I aim to push the boundaries of reality and truth, offering viewers a chance to engage deeply with the chaotic beauty of the world inside and around us.”