Egert Tischler

NOBA

Tischler uses different mediums, oil paint as the main tool for certain technical properties. His style is varied, which means I’m not afraid to move from a completely abstract depiction to realism. He has been compared to chameleon many times in terms of his ability to jump between styles. It became a pseudonym for Leon Kamé (from estonian word kameeleon) which he uses in parallel with my real name. Rhythm, contrast and the relationship between colors are important to him in painting. With his paintings he tries to activate emotions and physical sensations in the experiencer of the work, which leaves a certain mark. In addition to classical painting techniques, he uses digital painting, installation, video and sound in his art practice. In his dissertation, he uses painting techniques to enter a public space and paint seagull faeces on the street paving, which he filmed in different locations. The result is an abstract painting in the sphere of street art, on the basis of which he swings between contemporary painting and street art. Through this activity, he deals with reaching a state of bliss during human experience. For him, painting seagull stools on asphalt is like writing sc

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