Gerard Jürgen Blum-Kwiatkowski (1930-2015), Spatial object - cube, compositions of 5 x 5 squares

acrylic, plywood; 20 x 20 cm; total height with black metal base: approx. 39.5 cm;
Signed p. d. on one of the walls: Jürgen Blum

Provenance:
Private collection, Germany

The presented object is an example of the artist's characteristic style. Among other things, he was the author of the series "Constellations of Temporal Energies," which consisted of cubes in black. For Blum-Kwiatkowski, they symbolized a multi-dimensional reality and specific energy. The artist created in Germany and Poland. He was the organizer of the Biennale of Spatial Forms in Elblag, founder of the Museum of Modern Art and the Free Academy of Art in Hünfeld, among others. He was an innovative, searching artist, for whom art was a specific form of dialogue with the viewer. Blum-Kwiatkowski's works remain unique on the art market.