Florian Baudrexel

Florian Baudrexel‘s works, made of recyclable everyday materials, embrace a carefully orchestrated sense of motion and direction. Born out of an interest in the Avant-Garde, architecture and the aesthetic of the Machine Age. Budny is part of an ongoing series of cardboard reliefs, reflecting the artist's interest in ecologically sound materials. Florian Baudrexel‘s wall reliefs converge to define instances of modulated space. Rather than rely on tested formal composition, each work evolves from an intuitive process, as element by element gets added and altered to create a densely textured composition; the artist continuously edits the overall appearance as the pieces find their form. More recently, Baudrexel has embraced the use of colour, both incidental and intentionally applied. Budny was constructed from virgin cardboard and subsequently monochromatically coloured using "Belton Premium Molotov #38 / Loomits Apricot hell" spray paints.