bakerei

Bakerei is a contemporary artist known for his unique blend of systematic methods, mathematical theories, and sophisticated color systems in his artwork. Born in Berlin in 1975, Bakerei developed an early interest in both mathematics and visual arts, leading him to study at the Hochschule für Bildende Kunst, where he honed his craft and deepened his understanding of formal artistic principles.

Bakerei’s artistic approach is grounded in the application of systematic methods that draw from various mathematical concepts. He employs geometric shapes and patterns to create dynamic compositions that captivate his audience. By leveraging mathematical theories, Bakerei constructs his works with precision, allowing for an exploration of form that resonates with the underlying structures of nature and architecture. His color systems are meticulously chosen, based on principles of color theory to evoke specific emotions and interactions within the viewer.

Throughout his career, Bakerei has participated in significant solo and group exhibitions that highlight his innovative art practice. Notable solo exhibitions include "Mathematics in Color" at the Galerie für zeitgenössische Kunst in Leipzig, where he showcased a series of large-scale works that illustrate the intersection of math and art. Additionally, he was featured in the group exhibition "Visual Algorithms" at the Museum of Modern Art, where his work was displayed alongside other artists exploring similar themes.

Bakerei’s works are included in several prestigious collections and museums, including the National Gallery in Berlin and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago, where they continue to inspire and challenge viewers. Through his systematic methodologies and rigorous exploration of color and form, Bakerei has established himself as a vital contributor to contemporary art, encouraging a dialogue between mathematical structure and artistic expression.