Provided by Fabian Eichstaedt
A new work by Fabian Eichstaedt and Rico Chibac.
Until June 15 in Hamburg
Exhibition experiment: Rico Chibac x Fabian Eichstaedt
A spontaneous exhibition, for which new works were created in a short space of time, can be seen in Hamburg until June 15. Rico Chibac x Fabian Eichstaedt is a compilation of collaborative works created in parallel.
June 13, 2024
»A painting is finished when I no longer understand it,« says Fabian Eichstaedt about his work. The artist, who has been working since 2020, gives free rein to his imagination and sets no limits to it. His works are examples of the infinite possibilities that art offers when spontaneity and free creativity prevail. The current exhibition Rico Chibac x Fabian Eichstaedt is an exhibition experiment: the artist friends spontaneously decided to organize the exhibition. Over the course of ten days, each began working on new works alone, which were then exchanged several times and expanded and finally completed by the other without further consultation. In some cases, the artists only encountered the finished versions of their works, which they had started themselves, when they hung the exhibition.
The exhibits will be presented at the K-OZ Gallery in Hamburg. The exhibition can be seen daily from 5 to 9 p.m. until June 14, and from 3 to 11 p.m. at the finissage on June 15. The address of the K-OZ Gallery is Beim Grünen Jäger 11-13. Fabian Eichstaedt, who is taking part in the Art.Salon artist program, lives in Hamburg and has previously exhibited at the Discovery Art Fair in Frankfurt and Cologne and at the Hamburg Art Gallery.
Provided by Fabian Eichstaedt
A new work by Fabian Eichstaedt and Rico Chibac.
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