Philipp Pieroth

Philipp Pieroth

Berlin artist, Philipp Pieroth investigates spatial relations between individuals and human interactivity as a means to interrogate the alienating context of a capitalist and technologically-based society.  As a result of frequent traveling between South Africa and Europe, his work is informed by immersing himself in spaces that provide interaction and conversation with others in efforts to redefine and re-establish a consciousness around human connection.

With Dasein at the core of his artistic practice, a concept that interrogates the space between the ‘self’ and the ‘other’, Philipp Pieroth creates a body of painting that investigates the physical and metaphysical relationships embedded within the subjects he portrays. Extensive, translucent layers of paint allow for a physical and visual transformation to take place, exposing and concealing line, form and colour that create new relationships evident in traces of time and the utilization of space or urban landscape. The figures bleed, intertwine and mold into one another to visually express the need for intuitive and physical interaction.

Artworks:

Philipp Pieroth Gespann 3, 2016 Acrylic and aquarelle on canvas 90cm x 160cm

Philipp Pieroth
Gespann 3
2016
Acrylic and aquarelle on canvas
90 x 160 cm

Philipp Pieroth Getaway, 2016, Acrylic and aquarelle on canvas 90cm x 160cm

Philipp Pieroth
Getaway
2016
Acrylic and aquarelle on canvas
90 x 160 cm

Philipp Pieroth Soul Chain, 2017 Acrylic, Aquarelle and charcoal on canvas 120cm x 160cm

Philipp Pieroth
Soul Chain
2017
Acrylic, Aquarelle and charcoal on canvas
120 x 160 cm

Philipp Pieroth Enveloping, 2017 Acyrlic, aquarelle and charcoal on canvas 120cm x 80cm copy

Philipp Pieroth
Enveloping
2017
Acrylic, aquarelle and charcoal on canvas
120 x 80 cm

Philipp Pieroth Banned together, 2017 Acyrlic, aquarelle and charcoal on canvas 160cm x 120cm copy

Philipp Pieroth
Banned together
2017
Acrylic, aquarelle and charcoal on canvas
160 x 120 cm