Ulf Meyer- Wachsmuth

The painter Meyer-Wachsmuth is initially a collector of impressions of the most varied kinds with a view to the external visible world. These finds are recorded on location with a sketching pencil or camera, sorted and archived in the studio. What is secured in this way remains a fragment and surface, subjective and objective moments of observed reality. Further processing with classical printmaki

ng techniques, often combined with image processing on the computer, provides the necessary intermediate results. The resistance of the material - whether digital technology or the printmaking craft - provides the necessary distance and favours the desired selection and concentration. Only after this ‘preliminary work’ does he become a painter. Series and variations are created.