This artist's early watercolors include the self-portrait Heroic Symbols, and one early diptych is titled Head in the Forest, Head in the Clouds.
This artist's early watercolors include the self-portrait Heroic Symbols, and one early diptych is titled Head in the Forest, Head in the Clouds. This artist created an installation of three white dresses, one of which contains a lead book in place of a head, and he displayed Olympe - For Victor Hugo in a London show titled after his landscape Aperiatur Terra. This artist's woodcut Grane shows the skeleton of a horse, while Paul Celan's poem "Death Fugue" inspired his painting Your Golden Hair, Margarete, which marked his early use of straw. Another of his works is partially made of shellac and crayon placed over sheets of lead and has a title referring to the "contraction" of God. Heavily influenced by the Kabbalah and Holocaust, for 10 points, name this neo-expressionist contemporary German artist of Zim Zum.
This artist's early watercolors include the self-portrait Heroic Symbols, and one early diptych is titled Head in the Forest, Head in the Clouds.
{Anselm Kiefer}