Frank Breeding

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Frank Zucht (born February 15, 1961 in Wendeburg / Lower Saxony ) is a German painter and graphic artist .

Life

Frank Zucht studied painting and graphics at the State Academy of Fine Arts in Karlsruhe with Horst Antes from 1987 to 1991 and painting at the University of South Australia in Adelaide from 1991 to 1993 . In 1993 he was one of the founding members of the art factory on Flutgraben. Breeding lives and works in Berlin .

Awards

In 2002 he received an art award for graphics from the city of Kirn ( Rhineland-Palatinate ). In 2003 he was awarded first prize in a realization competition for the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg and a prize in the artistic realization competition of BEGA - tec. Berlin awarded. In 2004, the book Scheitelstunde, edited by Brigitte Hasler and himself, was recognized as one of the five most beautiful books in the Principality of Liechtenstein and nominated for the Most Beautiful Books from All Over the World competition of the Book Art Foundation in Leipzig . In 2014 he received the Star of the Year (Kulturstern 2013) for special cultural achievements, awarded by the Neue Westfälische -, the Lippische Landeszeitung and the Haller Kreisblatt for the exhibition project art and work .

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Fish runner, serigraphy on copperplate laid paper

Living beings and natural processes on the one hand, and humans and cultural processes on the other, form important themes in Frank Zucht's work. Possible parallels and contradictions in their development are discussed in the depictions of breeding. Animal and human, natural and artificial forms merge into one another in numerous pictures by Frank Zucht. The pictorial inventions have something archaic about them in that he alludes to the evolutionary development of humans. Humans and animals are closely connected in his depictions. Man always carries evolutionary development with him. Zucht's pictures are a lasting plea to always be aware of this. The forms with realistic echoes come from an abstract approach, whereby the form found is derived from the representational. Both design principles are combined in his work.

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