Expose describing the „Lyonel“ series:
Heiko Hellwigs photographic work explores the interplay of light and form, drawing inspiration from the Bauhaus movement and the meditative qualities of translucid materials. Influenced by artists like Lyonel Feininger, Heikos images utilize a graphic aesthetic, employing bright pastel tones to create a sense of pure, crystalline clarity. With 30 years of experience exhibiting internationally, his artistic work aims to evoke a sense of quiet contemplation and visual harmony.Through his lens, he captures the ephemeral beauty of sunlight filtering through paper, glas, mirrors and prism, creating ethereal and translucid forms. This exploration of light and shadow, informed by his background in fine art photography and a deep appreciation for the Bauhaus principles of form and function, results in images that are both visually striking and emotionally resonant. His 30 years of experience in international exhibitions have honed his ability to translate these themes into compelling and thought-provoking works. Hellwigs artistic practice centers on the exploration of light, form, and the meditative qualities inherent in the simplest of subjects.
