Peter Kuckei
Landscape is the key theme of Peter Kuckei’s painting. However, he is not only concerned with its mimetic representation, but with the implementation of substantial concepts through abstracting formulations. Instead of reproducing directly visible phenomena, he draws and paints, with his own unique absoluteness, situations that evolve before his inner eye, transforming his apperceptions into visual events using artistic means.
This monograph provides a comprehensive insight into the oeuvre of this versatile artist, whose works allow plenty of scope for individual interpretations, enabling the viewer to become involved.
September 2014
ISBN 978-3-86678-998-2
24,00 × 29,00 cm
288 Pages
251 colored and 8 b/w illustrations
Hardcover mit Halbleineneinband, bound
Languages: German, English
Editor
Jürgen Schilling author Jürgen Schilling graphic design Peter K. Koch, Berlin
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