Hari Beierl

Hari Beierl

« My art is not a reflection or statement about reality. My art is visionary. The world plan currently seems doomed to failure. My pictures tell of the time after all the madness. »

The German artist Hari Beierl, born in 1969, expresses in his art his commitment to equal rights and the future of future generations. His art shows how fragile the future is that we are building today.

Turning point
A stay in an artist's residence in Hungary marks the turning point for Hari Beierl's way of working. His passion as an amateur since his youth painting pictures turns into a professional approach. He devotes the utmost attention to every brushstroke of his paintings and no longer sees the picture as an overall impression.

Operation
Hari Beierl sometimes designs designs for his paintings, but relies on his intuition to execute. In order to visualize his visionary versions, Hari Beierl uses symbols such as the ladder (consciousness) or the heart (love). To witness the fragility of our world, the artist wants to capture infinity and symbolize the future.

Exhibitions
Hari Beierl regularly exhibits his works in Germany as well as internationally, for example in the cultural center Tapolca in Hungary, in the gallery Mauro Mori in Milan or at the Biennale for contemporary art in Florence (Italy).
Soundtrack:
Mozart/Grieg
- Piano Sonata No. 15, K.533/494 (1788/c. 1877) arr. for 2 pianos
Heide Goertz & Tina Margareta Nilssen, piano
July 26th 2024
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