Willi Siber (1949) - Brick

With the series 'Brick,' Willi Siber creates color-intensive wall objects that oscillate between painting and sculpture. The small, precisely crafted works appear as luminous color bodies that actively transform the space. Due to their compact form, the 'Bricks' can be presented individually or combined into custom installations – serially, rhythmically, or freely arranged. Each piece is a signed unique work and, with its high-gloss surface, exhibits a special depth and presence.

Artist: Willi Siber (1949)
Brick
Material: wood, multi-layer epoxy coatings.
Technique: Sculptural wall object
Dimensions: 15.5 × 10 × 7 cm
Execution: Signed unique piece
Feature: Colorful wall object, individually combinable into installations.

Willi Siber (*1949, Germany) is one of the prominent contemporary German artists in the field of abstract art. His works operate at the intersection of painting, object, and sculpture. Characteristic of his work are intense colors, clear forms, and the use of industrial materials such as epoxy resin. Siber lives and works in Upper Swabia; his works are included in numerous private and public collections as well as in international exhibitions.