Lutz Fischer Biography
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The works of Lutz Fischer show his passion for the nature and the influence of the 19th and 20th century landscape painters, particularly the Impressionists, is reflected in his paintings. His paintings employ soft, serene palettes, showing quietness and harmony while reflecting his unique vision of the natural world. The vibrance of the landscapes plays with light and shade, and are evocative of the romantic imagery of Impressionist tradition. The painter spent his childhood in India, and the bright and exciting culture led him to pick up a brush and paint at an early age. His first steps toward formalizing his technique came in Germany, during school and his technical education. These studies became important for the next phases of his artisan education. He continued to return to paint, however, and it remains the medium that he best expresses himself. In 1989 he completed his education at the Schwerin Artistic Academy, with his studies emphasizing painting and graphic design. He studied under Carl Hinrichs and became a member of the Goderner Kreis, an artist's guild assembled to further the spectrum of young landscape artists. He later contributed to and took part in the Wiligrad Artist Cooperative. Previous Exhibitions
Riverwind Gallery welcomes the opportunity to show the art of Lutz Fischer to the Tri-state area. |
