Dr. Markus Prumer
Color is the essence of my pictures. It shows a superposition of snapshots in different layers and textures. These reflect the metamorphoses of life and my socializations. My art wants to encourage you to constantly reinvent yourself. It is “infinito” – which means both unfinished and infinite.
Vita
Markus Prummer is a visual artist from Germany who has quickly become known among art collectors and galleries for his colorful and expressive paintings.
It drives him to constantly reinvent himself. Because nothing is complete. It is therefore inevitable for him to adopt different perspectives, as the viewers continually discover in his abstract paintings. His life and his interests are just as complex as his art, which reflects this philosophy of life. As a “creative mind”, he combines different fields of activity as a doctor of art historian and exhibition curator and is always looking for multi-faceted, new projects.
The painter, who was born in Landsberg am Lech and currently works in Nuremberg, combines elements from “pop and urban art”, “abstract neo-impressionism”, “abstract neo-expressionism” and his intuition. The stylistic devices used are the mostly eye-catching and bright colors, which he applies opulently and spontaneously, using unconventional techniques, without depicting them realistically. They give his unique pieces ean ethereal atmosphere with which the self-taught artist inspires his audience at exhibitions.
Since 2020
Solo and group exhibitions
Project 2021
“Showcase into the city”, Nuremberg, idea and concept, in collaboration with Urban Lab/KUF Kultur/Raumkompass Nuremberg
Collaborations 2023
SOS. - Spaces of Senses, art installation (Bärbel Frank, Gelsenkirchen), Swipe Dance (Marit Werner, Nuremberg)
Art in Architecture 2023, Brüel
2023
Studio community “Kunstrampe36”, Nuremberg
Membership of art associations:
2021
Member of the art association GOHO e.V., Nuremberg
2023
Member of the Kunstverein VirtuellVisuell Dorsten e.V., Dorsten
Since 2022
IT Test Consultant – QualityMinds GmbH, Munich-Nuremberg-Warsaw //
2021
Project Coordinator – International
College for Humanities Research – Friedrich Alexander University Erlangen //
2018-2020
Curator and research assistant –
Germanic National Museum //
2016-2018
Scientific volunteer –
Germanic National Museum //
2012-2015
Doctorate in art history –
Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, “Quattuor Novissima – The Iconography of the “Four Last Things” //
2006-2012
Study of art history, history, classical archeology – University of Augsburg.