BC 12 Wurmtal

• There is no smooth transition of colors, each color stands for itself as a surface. This creates consistency, a play of colors and surfaces. The "color" black as a dividing line is a must.Until here and not further. Apparently colors cannot enter into a symbiosis. For example, complementary colors are inhibited from communicating with each other. The viewer is looking for color combinations, image fields that compete with one another or play with one another. They send out a brain game for the viewer.
• One way is usually the center

• • Born in Würselen
  • Painting / sculpting
  • High school diploma 1973 from Alsdorf State High School
  • 1973 - 1976 studies at the Pedagogical University, Rijnland in Aachen, pedagogy diploma, art studies with Prof. dr. Joachim Bandau and Prof. Benno Werth
  • Member of BBK Aachen (Federal Association for Fine Arts) since 2011
  • Member of the artist group ATELIER since 2013

Exhibitions in Germany, Belgium, Bulgaria, the Netherlands, France, Switzerland, Spain, Austria and the United States.

Fairs: Lausanne - Switzerland - Art Fair, New York - USA - ARTBOX.PROJECT New York 1.0., Stricoff Gallery, 564 W. 25St Miami - USA - Eduardo Lira Art Gallery on 2nd Avenue in Wynwood

"With Willi Lemke, a versatile artist takes the stage. He paints, draws, etches, photographs, collages, creates wall objects, sculptures, sculptures and entire room installations. But not only the way and the technique of his artworks are extremely variable, but also their content In addition to surreal chalk paintings that irritate viewing habits, there are abstract, often monochrome oil paintings, animals composed of metal and wood, and even the human ear is interesting enough for him to choose it as the starting point for his artistic endeavor. p>

Willi Lemke was born in Würselen near Aachen in 1950 and completed a teacher training majoring in art under Professor Joachim Bandau. "- Dr. Josef Gülpers, art historian, 2013