Maxim Wakultschik
Overview
"With love for detail"
Born in 1973, Belarusian artist Maxim Wakultschik began his artistic journey at the Art Academy of Düsseldorf, where he has since garnered an impressive international following. Wakultschik's art is characterized by mathematically precise and accurate constructions, creating formal order from a chaos of independent elements. In his intricate, multilayered objects, he delves into the interplay between light and shadow, surface structure, and color vibration, focusing on the effects of ambient light reflection to generate oscillating variations of reality that provoke an active approach.
Maxim Wakultschik's works constantly change with the slightest movement; even a small shift in perspective can lead to stunning new impressions, transforming his works into kinetic objects. The boundaries between reality and illusion blur and become flexible constructs, continually challenging viewers to push the limits of their perception and find inspiration in the smallest details. His unique approach to creating art positions him as a significant and relevant figure in the world of contemporary art as his ability to merge mathematical precision with artistic expression offers a fresh perspective that breaks away from conventional boundaries.
Works
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Maxim WakultschikRosalie, 2020Optical toothpicks behind plexiglass140 x 105 cm
55 ⅛ x 41 ⅜ inView More -
Maxim WakultschikLayered Portrait II, 2020Optical toothpicks behind plexiglass140 x 105 cm
55 ⅛ x 41 ⅜ inView More -
Maxim WakultschikFreyda, 2020Optical toothpicks behind plexiglass80 x 60 cm
31 ½ x 23 ⅝ inView More -
Maxim WakultschikLettuce coral, 2022Lacquer and toothpicks behind plexiglass80 x 60 cm
31 ½ x 23 ⅝ inView More -
Maxim WakultschikV838 MonocerotisLacquer and toothpicks behind museum glass80 x 60 cm
31 ½ x 23 ⅝ inView More -
Maxim WakultschikFlorale, 2021Optical toothpicks behind plexiglass80 x 60 cm
31 ½ x 23 ⅝ inView More -
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Maxim WakultschikBlack Peonies, 2020Optical toothpicks behind plexiglass57 x 43 cm
22 ½ x 16 ⅞ inView More -
Maxim WakultschikBlooming Garden, 2020Optical toothpicks behind plexiglass57 x 43 cm
31 ½ x 23 ⅝ inView More -
Maxim WakultschikThalia, 2019Optical toothpicks behind plexiglass57 x 43 cm
22 ½ x 16 ⅞ inView More
Installation shots
Exhibitions
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"WONDERS OF COLOUR"
Group Exhibition 17 Feb - 2 Apr 2022'Wonders of Colour' is a group exhibition that presents new bodies of work by Dylan Gebbia-Richards, Lu Luo, Claudia Limacher, and Zhuang Hong-yi amongst others. The selected pieces of the artist all creatively redefine the use of color as a way to transform the visual experience - each through their unique medium. Visit us at Haldenstrasse 19 or explore the online viewing room to experience the Wonders Of Colour.Read more -
"IMPULSE"
The first group exhibition 22 Apr - 22 Jul 2021Impulse Gallery is built on the idea of art as community, as the meeting place for people from all roads of life coming together to share their passions and affections...Read more
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