Visceral Visions
February 8, 2025 - March 7, 2025
Opening: Saturday 1st of February 2025 4PM - 6PM
Artspace Warehouse proudly presents “Visceral Visions: The Emotion of Abstraction,” a compelling exhibition showcasing the transformative power of abstract art. In “Visceral Visions,” abstraction becomes a universal language, transcending cultural and linguistic barriers. Through bold colors, fluid forms, and intricate textures, the artists channel profound human emotions onto the canvas. From moments of joy and serenity to chaos and introspection, each piece offers a visceral connection that stirs the subconscious and resonates deeply with viewers. Through bold colors, intricate textures, and expressive techniques, this collection explores the depths of human emotion and the universal language of abstraction.
Jodi Fuchs is an abstract painter celebrated for her spontaneous, gestural brushwork and bold use of color. Her approach is intuitive, often allowing the canvas to guide her as she layers vibrant hues and dynamic forms. Fuchs draws inspiration from her personal experiences and the natural world, infusing her work with energy and emotional depth
Fuchs’ spontaneous brushwork and bold colors channel raw, unfiltered emotion, capturing moments of joy, chaos, and introspection. Her art feels alive and immediate, offering viewers a visceral connection that speaks to the shared experience of navigating life’s emotional highs and lows.
Alexander Eulert's paintings are abstract propositions of worlds where divergent forces coalesce harmoniously. He draws inspiration from a lifelong fascination with humans as an integral part of nature, the manipulation of the natural world, and the reclamation of human creation with the passage of time. Eulert’s layers textures and shapes to craft poetic compositions that are both minimalist and deeply evocative.
Eulert’s artistic process is deeply meditative, reflecting his philosophy of finding balance in chaos. His works incorporate harmonious contrasts—soft, organic shapes juxtaposed with structured elements—encouraging viewers to pause and consider the interplay between stillness and movement in their own lives.
Bernhard Zimmer is a German contemporary artist known for his richly layered abstract works that blend painting, drawing, and text. Zimmer’s art balances opposites—order and chaos, abstraction and representation—through textured compositions of color fields, fragmented faces, and abstract forms. His works have been exhibited in major cities like Munich, Basel, and Singapore, and featured at prestigious fairs, including Art Basel and Kunst Köln. His sophisticated use of color, texture, and depth makes his work a versatile choice for modern interior design, seamlessly complementing minimalist, contemporary, and mid-century modern aesthetics.
Zimmer’s work introduces depth and quiet reflection to the exhibition. His layered compositions of shifting color fields, shadowy figures, and abstract text encourage viewers to slow down and look beyond the surface. His unique blend of subtlety and strength invites audiences to discover hidden elements as light and perspective shift across his canvases. His textured, multi-layered approach pairs naturally with interiors featuring neutral palettes, organic forms, and statement art pieces, making his work an ideal addition to modern living spaces and curated environments.
Paul Westacott’s ability to balance bold, expressive marks with delicate, layered textures creates a visual tension that mirrors the complexity of human emotion. Through his use of organic forms and vibrant color palettes, Westacott’s paintings invite viewers to explore the intersection of chaos and serenity, aligning seamlessly with the exhibition’s themes of emotional depth and visceral connection. His works offer moments of introspection while simultaneously radiating vitality, engaging the audience on both a sensory and emotional level.
Paul Westacott is a contemporary artist celebrated for his abstract compositions that blend movement, texture, and color into harmonious visual narratives. Drawing inspiration from nature and personal reflection, his work explores the dynamic interplay of light and form. Known for his thoughtful approach to abstraction, Westacott’s pieces evoke both vibrancy and tranquility, making them highly versatile for modern interiors. His art has been featured in exhibitions and collections worldwide, solidifying his place as a prominent figure in contemporary abstraction.
Marc Raphael’s works add a raw, tactile dimension to the exhibition. His richly textured surfaces and layered compositions create a sense of movement and transformation that mirrors the fluidity of human emotion. Raphael’s exploration of impermanence and materiality aligns with the exhibition’s focus on visceral expression, drawing viewers into a dialogue between the ephemeral and the enduring. His use of bold gestures and delicate detail invites the audience to engage both visually and emotionally, enhancing the collective narrative of the show.
Marc Raphael is a contemporary artist whose evocative abstract works blend mixed media techniques, including paint, resin, and found objects. His art explores themes of transformation, impermanence, and the tension between chaos and order. Known for his deeply layered and textural compositions, Raphael captures moments of emotional and material flux, creating pieces that resonate with modern audiences. His work has been exhibited internationally and is sought after for its ability to evoke both strength and vulnerability, making it a compelling addition to contemporary abstraction.
This exhibition offers a profound exploration of the emotional and sensory power of abstract art. Through the unique perspectives and techniques of each artist, the collection captures the raw, unfiltered essence of human experience, translating it into color, form, and texture. Together, these works invite viewers to embark on a deeply personal journey—one that challenges perceptions, evokes emotion, and connects us to the universal language of creativity. It is a celebration of abstraction’s ability to resonate beyond words, creating a space where art speaks directly to the heart and soul.
