Andy Denzler is a modern artist born, lives and works in Zurich. He graduated Master of Fine Arts in 2006 at Chelsea College of Art and Design in London. He had solo exhibitions recently entitled the Dissonance & Contemplation at Claire Oliver Gallery in New York, Interiors at Fabian & Claude Walter Galerie in Zurich and the Freeze Frame at Michael Schultz Gallery in Seoul.

He released some of his famous paintings like “The Deer, the Sheep & the Three Companions” in 2011 and the “Floating Stones” in 2010.

Some group exhibitions he participated include the Surface at Claire Oliver Gallery in New York in 2011 as well as The Big World at Fabian & Claude Walter Galerie in Zurich.

This modern painter received the award Ernst Gohner Stiftung in 1997 at Zug and the Cassinelli-Vogel-Stiftung and Erziehungsdirektion des Kantons both in 1996 at Zurich.

The contemporary artist also participated in various projects including the Future50 PSL Project space and the Dorian Gray Project.

His collection of contemporary art all demonstrates distortion of the images.

The Deer, the Sheep & the Three Companions

This beautiful art utilized oil on canvass and as the title goes the amazing art contained the deer, the sheep and the three companions. The use of neutral colors has exemplified the painting to be modern and yet classic at the same time. It is set on what appears like an old building where three people with different intentions, personalities and attributes have met in the same place.

Floating Stones

Set in a sharp contrast still utilizing oil on canvass, the painting evoked the feeling of modernity and style but with sharp personality. The floating stones depicted the stones set on shallow water thus giving off an illusion of being afloat. It appears that it took place on what appears to be beside a body of water.

Posted by JackieAzuela at 7 September, 2011

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