Matthÿs Gerber

Place: Delft

Born: 1956

Biography:

Matthÿs Gerber

is a Dutch Postwar & Contemporary painter, born in 1956 in Delft, The Netherlands. He moved to Sydney, Australia in 1971 and is mostly self-taught. Gerber came to prominence as an artist in the 1980s, exploring various painterly genres and moving between abstraction and representation.

Artistic Career

's work often embraces contradiction, defies conventions, and delights in the rift between high and low art. He works primarily with painting and photography, and his practice employs a range of languages, experiences, and histories of painting. Gerber has exhibited in numerous key galleries and museums, including Sarah Cottier Gallery, MCA Australia, National Portrait Gallery, and Australian Prints + Printmaking.

Notable Works

Some of Matthÿs Gerber's notable works include:

• Cadel Evans, a painting that showcases the artist's ability to capture the essence of his subjects.
• Kul-e Farah relief IV, Mr. Asadi, Bakhtiyari caretaker of Kul-e Farah reliefs with central panel A, a work that demonstrates Gerber's skill in exploring different genres and styles.

Inspiration and Style

's inspiration and style are characterized by his willingness to experiment and push boundaries. His work is a testament to the versatility and creativity of contemporary art. For more information about Matthÿs Gerber and his works, visit Matthÿs Gerber. You can also learn more about other artists and their works on Matthÿs Gerber and Sarah Cottier Gallery. Note: The article is based on the information available on MCA Australia and National Portrait Gallery.