Eberhard Eckerle

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Eberhard Eckerle (* 1949 in Baden-Baden ) is a German artist and university professor.

Life

From 1971 to 1976 he attended the State Academy of Fine Arts in Stuttgart and from 1976 to 1977 the British Council at the Royal College of Art , London / GB. In 1979 he worked at the Baden-Württemberg Art Foundation . From 1979 to 1984 he was a mastership at the University of Karlsruhe and from 1985 to 1987 a mastership at the College of Design, Pforzheim . In 1991 Eckerle was a Cité des Arts Grant, Paris . Eckerle has been a professor at the University of Hanover , Institute of Fine Arts since 1994 .

From 2000 to 2001 he participated in the realization of a modular system steel sculpture in Guilin / China , in 2002 in the realization of a modular system steel sculpture in Beijing / China, 2004 to 2006 in the realization of a modular system steel sculpture "Red Loops", Daimler Gaggenau, 2007 to 08 on the realization of a modular system steel sculpture "Star Hunter", Sculpture Parc Shanghai and in 2008 on the realization of a modular system steel sculpture, Ulm. Eberhard Eckerle lives in Gaggenau , Baden-Württemberg.

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He works in sculpture, room installation, land art, painting, drawing. He often uses metal as a material. The technique consists of burning the iron together piece by piece - like in a puzzle - until the shape desired by the artist is created. The head is therefore not a solid core, but a shell, shell or armor. This “martial process” of gradually creating a whole mass from initially two steel plates requires not only vivid imagination but also physical condition. Around sixty kilograms of welding wire were used for the "Head-Pillar Gate" project in Sinsheim.

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