Cyril Keller - Verspielter Rhythmus

My name is Cyril Keller. I was born on September 12, 1978 in Saarland.

My enthusiasm for art began in the early 1990s with graffiti. Even then I was fascinated by colors, shapes, and the possibility of giving my ideas a unique expression. This passion remains the foundation of my work to this day.

A particularly formative influence was my teacher and mentor, the artist Parscha Mirghawameddin. I learned to paint from him. His feel for colors, his eye for composition, and his artistic experience were crucial to my development. As his student, I was able to benefit from a knowledge and a passion that still accompany me today.

I am very grateful to Parscha for sharing his experiences with me and for supporting me on my artistic path. Learning from him was a special opportunity for me. On this basis I developed my own visual language and found my personal approach to painting.

Since 2015 I have devoted myself with great enthusiasm to abstract art. I am especially fascinated by the scraper technique: the interplay of color layers, the resulting structures, and the surprising forms that give each painting its own character. In this process, learned craftsmanship merges with intuition and the joy of experimentation.

My paintings are meant to enliven spaces, evoke emotions, and give their viewers lasting pleasure. Each work leaves room for one’s own thoughts and discoveries. It is precisely this openness that makes abstract painting so special for me: a picture can mean something different for each person and reveal new facets again and again over time.

With every canvas I develop my work further—carried by my artistic roots, the valuable impulses of my teacher, and the desire to create something of my own.

The canvas is unprimed and is carefully rolled in a shipping tube. An authenticity certificate is included in the delivery.