Andreas Fasbender
Andreas Fasbender (* 1957 in Hagen ) is a German painter.
Fasbender graduated from the Münster Art Academy in 1985. Numerous prizes, grants, international exhibitions and public acquisitions by museums followed. Since 1994 he has had his studio in Berlin, funded by the Berlin Senate, and he also lives in Berlin .
Percussive painting
In terms of form and content, percussive painting provides the original introduction to the work of the painter and percussionist Andreas Fasbender. The canvas as a classic paint medium becomes a musical instrument.
Andreas Fasbender has created his very own artistic style with his percussive painting since 1991 by mounting pickups behind the canvas and thus making the paint hit on the canvas audible as a sound or rhythm. For Andreas Fasbender, percussive painting is the unconditional synthesis of painting and music. Music as the central motif of his canvas reflects retrospectively the drummed arrangements and thus gives the viewer the opportunity to optically capture the rhythm and thus “hear” it again.
Andreas Fasbender's instrument is the conga. The vitality that she embodies is a sign of the dynamism of his image design and at the same time preserves the experimental character of his works, as in jazz. The free use of color, material, figuration and gesture is inherent in his compositions. Fields of material and spots of color can also turn into potential eardrums at the same time.
Publicly owned works
- Prouvost Museum, Lille
- House of the History of the Federal Republic of Germany , Bonn
- Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney
- Karl Ernst Osthaus Museum, Hagen
- Werner Richard - Dr. Carl Dörken Foundation
- FernUniversität Hagen
- Art collection of the Waldshut district
Solo exhibitions (selection)
- 2011 Husum Art Association
- 2010 Municipal Gallery in the Parktheater, Iserlohn
- 2009 State Parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia, Düsseldorf
- 2008 Janzen Gallery, Wuppertal
- 2007 Gallery in the monastery, Lutherstadt Wittenberg
- Gallery F 92, Berlin
- 2006 ARTAe Gallery, Leipzig
- UNESCO / German Embassy Paris
- 2005 Distance University of Hagen
- 2004 Art Association Wesseling
- 2003 Gallery in the Körnerpark, Berlin
- Deschler Gallery, Berlin
- 2002 Bondorf Castle Museum, Waldshut
- Goethe Institute Naples
- 2001 Musée Prouvost, Lille
- Karl-Ernst-Osthaus-Bund, Hagen
- Goethe Institute Bucharest
- 2000 Galerie Deschler, Berlin
- Goethe Institut Lille / Galerie Quai de la Batterie, Arras,
- 1999 Goethe Institut / Bateau-Lavoir, Paris
- Gallery 8 PQ, Bonn
- 1998 Septentrion Gallery, Lille
- 1997 Galerie Deschler, Berlin
- Beatty Gallery, Sydney
- 1996 Deschler Gallery, Berlin
- Art Association Jülich, Jülich
- 1995 Art Association Biberach
- 1994 Diocesan Museum, Paderborn
- Municipal gallery, Soest
- 1993 Le Carré Gallery, Lille
- Art Association Bretten, Bretten
- 1992 Municipal Gallery, Altena
- Hagenring Gallery, Hagen
- 1991 Galerie Palais Walderdorff, Trier Art Association
- 1990 Septentrion Gallery, Lille
Web links
- Literature by and about Andreas Fasbender in the catalog of the German National Library
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Fasbender, Andreas |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German painter |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1957 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Hagen |