
Alexander Radtke (b. 1989) is a Cyprus-based contemporary artist working primarily in Abstract Expre...
About the artist
Joined In 2017
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About the artist
Joined In 2017
(4 Followers)
ABOUT
EXHIBITIONS
Alexander Radtke (b. 1989) is a Cyprus-based contemporary artist working primarily in Abstract Expressionism. Rather than following a traditional academic path, he developed an independent artistic practice shaped by experimentation, philosophical inquiry, and years of continuous exploration.
His artistic journey began with a series of international exhibitions in 2013 and continued through public art projects in Berlin, an artist residency, and international gallery representation. Throughout these experiences, his work gradually shifted away from representation toward a more intuitive visual language, where emotion, perception, and subconscious experience became central to the act of painting.
In 2023, a prolonged creative pause became a turning point rather than an interruption. It led him to question his own artistic language and redefine the role of painting within his practice, marking the beginning of a new chapter.
Today, Radtke's work remains rooted in Abstract Expressionism while naturally expanding into installation and object-based forms whenever an idea extends beyond the canvas. His practice continues to explore perception, imagination, and the open relationship between artwork and viewer, where meaning is not fixe...
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS & PROJECTS
2025
Nude Landscape — Morfi Gallery, Limassol, Cyprus
RED: Corpo-Reality — Paphos, Cyprus
Select Art Fair — Crete, Greece
2024
Gallery 45 — Limassol, Cyprus
2023
Sea — Link68, Cyprus
RE:Source — Warehouse, Cyprus
EmotionScapes — Gallery 8, Cyprus
2019
Innri Pogn — Au Pont Rouge Gallery, St Petersburg, Russia
2018
Gallery 401 — New York, USA
2017
Break the Deadlock — Izmerenie / Come In, Moscow, Russia
2014
That All by Alexander — Berlin, Germany
APNOE Festival — Urban Spree, Berlin, Germany
ARTIST RESIDENCY
Korifí Art Residency — Platres, Cyprus