Tobias Eder

Tobias Eder (* 1966 in Rheinfelden (Baden) ) is a German visual artist .

Life

From 1983 to 1986 Tobias Eder trained as a sculptor with his father Leonhard Eder . From 1989 he studied sculpture at the Karlsruhe Art Academy with Michael Sandle . In 1990 he moved to the Munich Art Academy , where he continued his studies with Hans Ladner and became his master class in 1995 .

In 2002 Eder received the Darmstadt Secession Award for Sculpture.

From 2004 to 2009 Eder was a member of the Commission for Art and Culture of the Archdiocese of Freiburg and from 2002 to 2008 chairman of the “Association of Christian Artists Archdiocese of Freiburg” (GCK); he lives and works in Freiburg im Breisgau and Rheinfelden (Baden). Tobias Eder is the older brother of the sculptor Matthias Eder .

Exhibitions

• 1994: Face to space, Galerie Weinand , Berlin (solo exhibition)
• 1996: Götterdämmerung, Galerie Blau, Freiburg im Breisgau (solo exhibition)
• 1997: Three countries-three artists, Sarasinpark Riehen / Basel
• 1999: Skulptura, Glarus (Switzerland)
• 2002: Space constructions, Darmstadt Secession, Darmstadt
• 2004: NordArt , Büdelsdorf near Rendsburg; Art in the Carlshütte (KiC)
• 2004: trait personell, galerieXprssns, Hamburg (solo exhibition)
• 2007: NordArt
• 2009: en plein air, Celle
• 2010: Care Art, DASA, Dortmund
• 2011: ars Liturgica, Essen Cathedral Treasury
• 2011: Holy Night, Art in the Taut House, Berlin
• 2012: if six was nine, Kunsthalle Palazzo Liestal / CH
• 2013: digital sculpture, Donzdorf Castle (solo exhibition)
• 2015: 7 rooms, Kunstraum Riehen / CH

Works (selection)

• 1994: Window design in the retirement home in Mainz-Drais
• 1997: Art in architecture , wall object “chairs and table” at the newly built Catholic parish center St. Josef in Rheinfelden (Baden), made of welded aluminum profiles
• 1997: Well for the newly built community center in Schwörstadt
• 1997: "Sitzkreis": matt silver-gray iron construction with electrical lighting
• 1997: "Sitzkreis 2": aluminum construction
• 1998: Church interior design of the Holy Cross in Ebersweier near Offenburg
• 1999: Church interior design in St. Josef Darmstadt
• 2000: Art in architecture, object for the new Geroldseckerschule in Lahr / Black Forest
• 2001: Art in architecture, Sparkasse Rheinfelden (Baden)
• 2003: Choir room design of St. Leo in St. Leon-Rot
• 2003: “Reading group”; Round covered seating group made of galvanized iron, wood and acrylic glass, with electrical lighting
• 2004: Art in architecture, wall design in St. Martin, Luttingen parish barn
• 2007: Children's seating groups, Rheinfelden (Baden), Werderstrasse: three groups of a total of seven low stools, with and without backrests, formed from organic structures, some of which are leaf-like; bronze
• 2007: Art project “Centralpark Rheinfelden” for the small state horticultural show “Green 07”; along with Ruth Loibl subjective visions Rheinfelder citizens were initially recognized for their individual parking lot in a six-month communication process, this then - graphically and artistically processed - to an imaginary common central park composed

literature

• Ruth Loibl, Tobias Eder: Centralpark dreamed . Waldemar Lutz Verlag, Lörrach 2007, ISBN 978-3-922107-76-7
• Tobias Eder (editor), Community of Christian Artists Archdiocese of Freiburg (ed.): From our work , Issue 16. = The Münster: Journal for Christian Art and Art History, Issue 57 (special issue), Verlag Schnell + Steiner, Regensburg 2004, p. 241-320.

Web links

• Portrait of Tobias Eder at the Christian Artists Association, Archdiocese of Freiburg
• Short biography, exhibitions, public works , website of the city of Rheinfelden (Baden)
• Website for the art project "Centralpark Rheinfelden"

Individual evidence

1. ↑ gck-freiburg.de : Tobias Eder ( Memento of the original from September 29, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , accessed March 29, 2013.