Luxor I - Edelbrennholz, Buche, Ebenholz (2018) Sculpture by Timo Milke

The focus of the work is the series. The concepts and thought complexes on which the works are based are surrounded by individual positions so that they approach the core of the subject and give it expression as a whole through different perspectives. The basic concepts are spaces, stories, hierarchies, escapism and resonance, with little value being placed on supposed objectivity, rather personal feelings being explored and subtly woven into the depictions. The world sea often finds its way into the aspired aesthetics, as it offers a rich fund of exciting contrasts and allows eternal hermits to meet social structures similar to humans, comprehensible anatomy to strange life forms and changes from melancholy observations of the surface to the oppressive darkness of the abyss.

Finding a motif is primarily subject to intuition. The artistic techniques are freely combined. Modern methods such as the inclusion of artistic intelligence meet almost forgotten photographic processes, generated digital landscape models meet classic printing techniques and derived sound worlds. At the end remains the search for clues.

• Nationality: GERMANY
• Date of birth : unknown date
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• Groups: Contemporary German Artists