Helmut Federle
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Helmut Federle
Helmut Federle (born 1940) is a Swiss artist renowned for his abstract paintings. He graduated from the School of Art in Bern and has since been the subject of numerous solo exhibitions across Europe, the United States and Asia. He is particularly renowned for his series of works exploring the interplay between colour and form, exemplified in his iconic Blue Horizon paintings. He has also worked on installations and sculptures such as the Starnacht fountain in Zurich and the Structure of Light exhibition at the Canton of St. Gallen. His works have been widely recognised, earning him the prestigious Swiss Art Award in 2011, and his art is held in the collections of institutions such as the Guggenheim and the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
Abstract, Color, Form, Swiss, Art, Expressionism, Installation, Sculpture, Starnacht, Structure of Light, Blue Horizon, Zurich, Canton of St. Gallen, Guggenheim, Museum of Modern Art New York.
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