Ostdeutsche Kunstauktionen
64. Versteigerung
Bildender Kunst
Vorbesichtigung: 06. – 15.05.
Auktion: Sa., 17. Mai ab 13Uhr
Nachverkauf: bis zum 30.05.2025
Eduard Bigas, Der arme Poet, Gouache-Aquarell und Tinte auf Papier, 35,5×50,5cm, 2014, sign., dat. Provenienz: Sammlung Galerie Kuchling
Jakob Bettin, Teatime, Holzfigur: Holzfarbe auf Lindenholz, Höhe: 21cm, Breite: 5cm, Tiefe: 4,5cm, 2022, sign., Provenienz: Sammlung Galerie Kuchling
Eduard Bigas, Uckermark-Bagermühle, Gouache-Aquarell und Tinte auf Papier, 60,x50cm, 2014, sign., dat. Provenienz: Sammlung Galerie Kuchling
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SPRING AUCTION
Invitation to the 64th Fine Art Auction of Ostdeutsche Kunstauktionen
From May 6 to May 30, 2025, Galerie Kuchling warmly welcomes you to the 64th Fine Art Auction presented by Ostdeutsche Kunstauktionen.
The highlight of the exhibition will be the live auction, taking place on Saturday, May 17, starting at 1 PM.
Among the featured positions are selected works by
Eduard Bigas and Jakob Bettin
– two contemporary artists whose distinctive visual languages command attention. Art lovers, curious minds, and those with a passion for discovery are invited to bid on exceptional works and explore new artistic horizons.
We warmly invite you to view the selected artworks of Ostdeutsche Kunstauktionen in advance, engage in dialogue with the art, and be part of this special event.
1.Jakob Bettin, Intimidata, Holzkohle & Ölkreide auf Leinwand, 80x60cm, 2024, sign., Provenienz: Sammlung Galerie Kuchling
2.Eduard Bigas, The Dancer I, Tinte und Tee auf Papier, 41×30,5 cm, 2003, sign., dat. Provenienz: Sammlung Galerie Kuchling
UPCOMING PROJECTS !
„CONTOURS OF UNSEEN” 14th 06. – 26th 07. 2025
Vernissage: Sa, 14th 06., 6-10 pm| Finissage: Fr, 25th 07., 6-10 pm
With great pleasure, Galerie Kuchling presents the latest works by Beate Tischer – a painterly exploration of architectural space, perception, and stillness. Her paintings captivate with a striking balance between structural clarity and emotional depth.
In Tischer’s images, architecture appears not as backdrop, but as living structure, as a movement of light, as an invitation to see. She creates spaces where memory and imagination intersect – spaces that don’t explain, but invite sensation. We warmly welcome you to linger within this unique visual world and to discover new perspectives on space, light, and form.
Beate Tischer lives and works in Berlin. Her artistic path began with a degree in printing technology at TU Chemnitz. This was followed by studies at the Dresden University of Fine Arts and the Hochschule Niederrhein in Krefeld, where she studied painting and free ceramics. Her education was enriched by postgraduate work in multimedia design and hands-on experience in ceramic and puppet design studios. This wide-ranging background informs her precise yet poetic approach to space, form, and surface.
Her paintings invent, question, and traverse space. Architecture is never merely a subject, but a point of departure for a multilayered inquiry into surface, depth, light, and shadow. Solid staircases, walls, passages, and angles appear in carefully balanced compositions. Yet what at first seems stable begins to dissolve upon closer viewing: lines tilt, planes hover, perspectives shift and soften.
These paintings open spaces that are neither fully inside nor outside. They are in-between spaces – quiet, detached, almost meditative. The images feel like moments of still movement, like frozen trajectories of light and gaze. Light doesn’t simply fall upon surfaces – it passes through them, reflects, bends, returns. Shadows are not empty but active participants in the image, creating volume and subverting orientation.
A distinct feeling arises while viewing: a deep stillness that is not empty – but charged, breathing, alert. It feels like entering a room that’s waiting for someone. Like standing at a threshold between memory and possibility. What Beate Tischer paints is not an image of architecture, but spaces made of perception, thought, and rhythm. Her works echo a moment – familiar yet elusive. They don’t tell stories, but resonate in tensions and reverberations.
These are works that are quiet and intense at once. They ask for no interpretation, only presence – an invitation to look, to linger, to think further. And perhaps to sense what lies just beyond the visible.
We look forward to your visit <3
