Oil Paint
100 x 100 cm
Robert Indermaur (* 1947 in Chur, Schweiz) widmet sich dem Leben. „Menschen interessieren mich mehr. Woher wir kommen, wohin wir gehen, was wir denken.“
Der Künstler arbeitet ohne Modell. Er erschafft seine Figuren. Seine Ideen schöpft er aus dem täglichen Leben. Er setzt Menschen in den Raum, lässt sie miteinander kommunizieren, erfindet Geschichten und Orte. Zeitkritisch wird das menschliche Dasein hinterfragt und Individualität sowie Rolle des Individuums in der Gesellschaft durchleuchtet.
Robert Indermaur hat zahlreiche Skulpturen und Wandbilder für den öffentlichen Raum geschaffen – er ist auf Messen in der Schweiz, Deutschland, Frankreich, England und in den USA vertreten.
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Robert Indermaur (* 1947 in Chur, Switzerland) dedicates his work to life itself. "People interest me more. Where we come from, where we go, what we think."
The artist works without a model. He creates his figures. He draws his ideas from everyday life. He places people in space, lets them communicate with each other, invents stories and places. Human existence is questioned in a time-critical manner and individuality and the role of the individual in society are examined.
Robert Indermaur has created numerous sculptures and murals for public spaces - he is represented at exhibitions in Switzerland, Germany, France, England and the USA.
Extract from exhibitions / collections:
Forum Würth, Switzerland - Tryton Museum, Santa Clara, CA, USA - Art Collection, Hans & Marlis Suter - Lichtenstein Art Museum
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Indermaur Robert150 x 150 cm
59 x 59 in
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Indermaur Robert100 x 150 cm
39 x 59 in
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