Adrian Falkner - Thinking Hand

68 pages
Text(s) by Jonathan Roze
26 x 21 cm
Language: French, English, German
Paperback
Publisher: Le Feuvre & Roze
2016

Thinking Hand featured a series of paintings that explored the intersection of graffiti and contemporary abstraction.Falkner's compositions, characterized by dynamic lines, bold colors, and layered textures, reflected the energy and spontaneity of urban environments. His use of spray paint and brushwork demonstrated a seamless integration of street art techniques into the realm of fine art.

The exhibition highlighted Falkner's ability to translate the ephemeral nature of graffiti into enduring works of art. By deconstructing traditional graffiti forms and reassembling them on canvas, he challenged the boundaries between street art and fine art. Thinking Hand offered audiences an immersive experience, inviting viewers to reconsider the role of graffiti in the broader context of contemporary art.

A comprehensive catalog accompanied the exhibition, providing deeper insights into Falkner's creative process and the conceptual underpinnings of his work. Thinking Hand not only celebrated Falkner's unique artistic vision but also underscored the evolving dialogue between street art and the contemporary art world.

Catalog published on occasion of Adrian Falkner's exhibition at Le Feuvre & Roze, in Paris, in 2016.