Layered Spectrum

Peter Zimmermann

September 25 – October 16, 2021

The Show is extended until November 13, 2021.

Modeka Art | Ground Floor
20A La Fuerza Plaza 1, 2241 Don Chino Roces Avenue, 1231 Makati

Due to their richness in colors, Zimmermann’s pieces are extremely diverse. His glossy pour-like shapes of rich colors explore the visual effects of surface and material. The indefinite forms of his works bring out endless interpretation, depth, and density of his materials, creating a stunning illusion of colors and light moving. For source materials, Zimmermann repurposes book covers and old paintings, and uses Photoshop filters to manipulate found images from the internet into unidentifiable abstractions.

Peter Zimmermann’s solo exhibition with Modeka Art is a celebration of his artistic prowess with epoxy – showing artworks that are rich with color thus making his work extremely diverse. His shapeless forms prompt endless interpretation, depth, and density of his materials creating profound effects of light and color moving.

ARTIST BIOGRAPHY

Peter Zimmermann, born in Freiburg im Breisgau in 1956, is a German painter, sculptor, object artist and university professor.

Zimmermann studied at the State Academy of Fine Arts in Stuttgart from 1978 to 1983. Since then, he has participated in numerous group exhibitions and mounted solo exhibitions both within Germany and internationally such as Taipei, Dubai, USA, Hong Kong, Spain, France, and the Philippines just to name a few.

Throughout his career, Zimmermann has also gained a massive collector’s base on a global scale and his works can be found in various private and public collections such as the Bundeskunstsammlung in Bonn, Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris; Museum of Modern Art in New York; Staatsgalerie Stuttgart; and Museum Moderner Kunst, Frankfurt am Main.

AEON
2020
100 cm x 80 cm | 39.3 inches x 31.4 inches
Epoxy on Canvas

Zimmermann’s solo exhibition with Modeka Art is an expression of his artistic process with epoxy – showing artworks that are rich with colors thus making his work extremely diverse. His shapeless forms prompt endless interpretation, depth, and density of his materials creating profound effects of light and color moving.