Vita

An intense connection to nature led me to my passion for working and shaping metals, including stainless steel. Born in 1971 in Böblingen. Trained as a metalworker and master craftsman. My artistic work begins. Travels in Southeast Asia, North Africa, India, America.

From 2018 in the Association of Visual Artists Baden Württemberg.

Metals merge into a symbiosis. Sculptures bring energies to life. Matter gives life to soul.

„My art objects are an expression of my love for love“

2019 Art Fair Luxembourg
2018 Nomination for the André Evard Prize – Kunsthalle Messmer
2015 Sculptoura – Art in Nature
2012 Museum Ritter – Commissioned work
2002 Ritter Sport – Commissioned work
2001 Stoll & Fischbach for Bruno Banani – Commissioned work
2000 Studio work with Lutz Ackermann
1998 Exhibition with Bruno Bruni – Galerie Lüdtke

Colors of the sky and light reflect on different surfaces. Individual, one-off pieces strive for perfection..

„Feel what you see – what I feel, I create.“

What does an artist convey – personalities and personality.

Alexander Gerlach feels, thinks and acts with all his senses. He has high highs and deep lows. He is open, highly sensitive, positive, amusing and he has dreams. He perceives his surroundings with all his senses. The selected materials represent the power of nature, coupled with industrial craftsmanship that is nevertheless sensual and warm. His sculptures are thus a living expression in metal, wood and stone.

What does an artist want to express - his emotions, his experiences, his thoughts. Ergo, art is the same as truth - a question of point of view.

Each work attempts to represent this (thought) origin, the core artistic message.

What does the person being addressed, the art lover, experience – his own emotions, his own experiences, his thoughts.

Your own feelings are what counts most – what does the viewer feel in the first second, what comes across to him.

Art objects – all of which have one origin, but still invite the viewer to see their own story in their own personal world.

Katharina Goldbeck-Hörz