Artists
Pete Kilkenny
Pete Kilkenny is a British-born artist celebrated for his expressive cow paintings that merge bold brushstrokes with emotional storytelling.
His unique works, often painted on newspapers from around the world, transform everyday objects into powerful artistic statements. His year-long project Süddeutsche Kühe, in which he created 301 daily cow portraits on the front pages of the Süddeutsche Zeitung, garnered widespread acclaim for its originality and consistency.
Kilkenny’s artistic approach blends contemporary expressionism with a deep connection to rural life, nature, and simplicity, emphasizing the beauty of the ordinary. His work often explores themes of identity, tradition, and human connection with nature, using cows as a recurring subject to symbolize serenity, grounding, and a link to the pastoral world.
His art has been exhibited internationally, including a notable display at the Würth Gallery alongside iconic artists such as Joseph Beuys and Picasso. His pieces are part of prestigious private collections, including those of Marion Würth and Peter Nobel, further cementing his reputation in the contemporary art world.
Gernot Lazzari
Gernot Lazzari is an Austrian photographer renowned for his captivating landscape and architectural photography. His works beautifully capture the essence of the Tyrolean Alps, blending nature’s breathtaking beauty with architectural precision. Lazzari’s unique approach to photography goes beyond mere documentation; he transforms everyday scenes into compelling visual stories, highlighting intricate details and natural beauty.
In addition to his artistic endeavors, Lazzari is the owner of Fotohaus Lazzari in Kitzbühel, a respected photography business known for offering a wide range of photography services. What sets his work apart is that both the photographs and the frames are meticulously crafted by Lazzari himself, ensuring that each piece is a true work of art in both content and presentation. His innovative works have been displayed in various exhibitions and are part of private collections.
Explore Gernot Lazzari’s visually stunning world — where nature, architecture and craftsmanship converge in perfect harmony.
Friedolin Deisenhammer
Friedolin Deisenhammer, born in Vöcklabruck, Upper Austria, in 1939, is an accomplished artist renowned for his diverse body of work. He earned his painting diploma in 1964 under the mentorship of R.C. Andersen at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna, where he also received the art teacher award. Deisenhammer's career includes teaching positions, notably at St. George's College in Istanbul until 1978, experiences that enriched his artistic perspective. His oeuvre encompasses watercolors, linocuts and drawings, with subjects ranging from landscapes and golf scenes to abstract compositions and erotic depictions. His dynamic use of color and form reflects a journey from representational art to pure abstraction. In recognition of his contributions to the arts, Fridolin Deisenhammer was awarded the Theodor Körner Prize in 1987.
Christian Schumacher
Christian Schumacher, known as chtartberlin, is a Berlin-based artist whose vibrant, emotionally charged works captivate the viewer with dynamic color and form. Drawing from his unique experiences - ranging from his medical background to his travels through India, Nepal and beyond - his art explores themes of the human condition and the interplay between life and the physical body.
With an innovative approach and a deep passion for creativity, Christian has made his mark in the art world, showcasing his pieces in galleries and private collections across the globe. Whether through powerful brushstrokes or thought-provoking compositions, chtartberlin continues to push boundaries, offering a compelling journey into his multifaceted artistic universe. Explore his world and let the art speak to you.
Arkadij Ostromuchov
Arkadij Ostromuchov is a Vienna-based artist, born in 1965 in Moscow, Russia. From 1986 to 1989, he trained as a decorator and set designer at the Technical School No. 189 in Moscow. Since 1990, he has lived and worked in Vienna, Austria.
His works have been featured in numerous solo and group exhibitions internationally, including Paris and Vienna. Ostromuchov's art explores abstract compositions, bold color palettes, and a unique interplay of light and texture.
His artistic journey reflects a deep exploration of form and emotion, with a strong focus on dynamic contrasts and expressive movement. His paintings often evoke a sense of depth and contemplation, drawing the viewer into a world of vibrant energy and introspection.