Hannes Forster Art
Hannes Forster is a German artist. Forster graduated in 1979, from the College of Arts Berlin, where he was one of Herbert Kaufmann's master students. Already during his studies he dealt in depth with the connection between art and architecture and in 1982, won the second prize of a design competition for an open space in Berlin-Kreuzberg. In those years rubble was one of his favorite working materials. Later, he received further assignments and scholarships for construction-related art, where he built architectural models according to their plans. His works have been shown at numerous symposia and exhibitions since 1982. During his work, he developed the concept of converting the layouts of his three-dimensional brick installations as negative forms into graphite-painted wooden bodies.
1990s Minimalist Hannes Forster Art
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21st Century and Contemporary Minimalist Hannes Forster Art
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21st Century and Contemporary Minimalist Hannes Forster Art
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2010s Minimalist Hannes Forster Art
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21st Century and Contemporary Minimalist Hannes Forster Art
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2010s Minimalist Hannes Forster Art
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2010s Abstract Geometric Hannes Forster Art
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2010s Minimalist Hannes Forster Art
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1970s Abstract Hannes Forster Art
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1990s Minimalist Hannes Forster Art
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21st Century and Contemporary Minimalist Hannes Forster Art
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21st Century and Contemporary Minimalist Hannes Forster Art
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1970s Minimalist Hannes Forster Art
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1990s Conceptual Hannes Forster Art
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1990s Op Art Hannes Forster Art
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1990s Abstract Geometric Hannes Forster Art
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1990s Neo-Constructivist Hannes Forster Art
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1990s Contemporary Hannes Forster Art
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1990s Constructivist Hannes Forster Art
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