Heiner Thiel

[1] Thiel is a member of the Darmstädter Sezession and the Arbeitsgemeinschaft bildender Künstler am Mittelrhein ("association of visual artists in the Middle Rhine").

Depending on the angle of view, one seems to see a different object, parts of the relief appear in the foreground or disappear, bring out the illusions of perception and thus invite reflection on the theme of perspective.

Und welche Rolle spielt dabei die Farbe?«)[4] Color forms one of the central themes in Thiel's more recent works and adds the dimension of light or shadow to the interplay with perspectives, thus creating new experiences of perception for the viewer.

At the end of the 1990s, works of aluminium sheet metal were created, which were either concave or convex in shape and provided with a paint application.

Hans Zitko writes:«In this event, the objects gain the character of phantoms, which are able to change their form and structure under the glances of the subject«.

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Steel-Sheet-Mural relief by Heiner Thiel, 1993
Cubical shaped Mural relief by Heiner Thiel, 1994
Offenes Quadrat (English: "Open Square"), 1996, on the Sculpture walk in Karlstal