Fabian Treiber
FABIAN TREIBER
| Contact | Aylin Kowalewsky |
|---|---|
| Year | 2022 |
| Edition | 5 unique works |
| Technique | Acrylic, ink and pastel on LANA Vanguard paper |
| Image Size | 32 x 22 cm |
| Price | € 1.200 (incl. 19% VAT) |
| Details | signed on reverse |
Fabian Treiber’s (b. Ludwigsburg, 1986; lives and works in Stuttgart) paintings in pastel tones depict artificial interiors and scenes from everyday life that feel familiar yet eerie. Extending his range of motifs into nature, the artist has created five new works on paper for DCV that show almost abstract vegetal forms in saturated colors. They draw in the beholder and make him an integral part of the picture, only to leave him powerless.
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For a While Longer34€ Add to cartUnstable Prototypes of a Reality We Know
Fabian Treiber’s (b. Ludwigsburg, 1986; lives and works in Stuttgart) paintings show what appear to be interiors while interrogating subjective projections and our perceptions of reality. The artificial spaces bear witness to human existence even though there are no people to be seen. In his still lifes, Treiber negotiates classical questions of painting: form and structure, color and composition, representation of space and organization of the surface. His paintings primarily implement formal rather than narrative decisions. This lets the artist provoke a deliberate breach in which the ostensibly fallacious emerges as the essential quality of painting—the effect is that of works that seem somehow off but are actually just right.
Fabian Treiber studied painting and intermedia design at the Stuttgart State Academy of Art and Design (ABK Stuttgart). His works have won him a Karl Schmidt Rottluff Fellowship; he was also a finalist for the 2021 Hans Purrmann Grand Prize. He has had numerous solo shows, including at Kunsthalle Nürnberg, Nuremberg; Kunstverein Ludwigsburg; and Galerie Ruttkowski;68, Cologne; and contributed to group exhibitions at Kunsthalle Düsseldorf; Villa Merkel—Galerien der Stadt Esslingen a.N.; and Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden. For a while longer is published on occasion of his first solo exhibition at Haverkampf Galerie.