From the Bauhaus and color theory to the artists, teachers, and places that have shaped his life, René Mayer shares the influences behind his creative practice. For Swiss artist René Mayer, art and design have always been closely intertwined. Trained…
René Mayer shares his delicious pizza dough recipe, which he makes for friends and visitors at his studio in Bubbio in Piedmont. Culinary art shares similarities with fine art in that it is stimulating, exciting, and creative, requiring responsiveness and…
Discover 5 innovative Swiss abstract sculptors, including René Mayer, Zimoun, Ugo Rondinone, Athene Galiciadis, and Roman Singer, shaping contemporary art.
Explore how contemporary artists like Christian Marclay, On Kawara, and René Mayer engage with time and change, from ephemeral moments to deep environmental shifts.
Discover Basel Carnival's rich art history, from ancient rituals to modern interpretations. Explore how Fasnacht inspired artists like René Mayer and his “Viva Viva” series.
Explorez l'univers de René Mayer, où la sculpture et la peinture abstraite se rencontrent dans un dialogue artistique unique.
With René Mayer, every painting, every sculpture, every visual fragment seems to arise from the same breath: rigor without stiffness, movement without over-emphasis, fidelity to form without dependence on styles. From the very first abstract works he created in the…
The Medium of Sculpture – a growing plurality What is contemporary sculpture? This question, seemingly simple, calls less for a definition, but rather for a shifting worldview. Sculpture is no longer a discipline bounded by a noble material or a…
A fundamental theme – chance as a mirror to human behavior Chance in contemporary art is often understood as a technical process: improvised gestures, intentional accidents, uncontrolled devices. For René Mayer, it is not a central approach. His practice is…
A long history – from vanishing point to erasure In Western painting, linear perspective long served as the central tool for organizing visual space. Since Brunelleschi and Alberti, the canvas was conceived as a window into the world, built on…
