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Black and white are the hues that give Hendrik Beikirch's painting its vivid plasticity. Contrast is not his major concern; rather, it is the nuances of color that make his portraits and landscapes so impressive and mesmerizing. This is especially true of his Warrior series, for which he traveled the world visiting crisis zones. Through his precise gaze we see the faces of aged combatants and child soldiers who are much too young. Their destinies are reflected in their eyes, their fingers on the triggers of their weapons. The monochrome expresses this powerful intensity. In every tiny fold and…mehr

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Black and white are the hues that give Hendrik Beikirch's painting its vivid plasticity. Contrast is not his major concern; rather, it is the nuances of color that make his portraits and landscapes so impressive and mesmerizing. This is especially true of his Warrior series, for which he traveled the world visiting crisis zones. Through his precise gaze we see the faces of aged combatants and child soldiers who are much too young. Their destinies are reflected in their eyes, their fingers on the triggers of their weapons. The monochrome expresses this powerful intensity. In every tiny fold and movement, it recognizes what is special about individual existence. The pictures possess an inherent, intriguing intimacy that encourages thought as well as long observation.

HENDRIK BEIKIRCH (_1974) became internationally famous for his haunting, monumental portraits on building facades. His black-and-white paintings have a unique, inherent intensity and are found in prominent collections around the globe. Beikirch lives in Koblenz.
Autorenporträt
HENDRIK BEIKIRCH (_1974) wurde für seine eindringlich-monumentale Porträtkunst auf Häuserfassaden international berühmt. Seinem malerischen Werk in Schwarz-Weiß wohnt eine einmalige Intensität inne, die weltweit in bedeutenden Sammlungen vertreten ist. Beikirch lebt und arbeitet in Koblenz.