Kai Feldschur creates complex paintings in which the reference to painting takes centre stage. Although his pictures are based on concrete observations, they elude any categorisation. The space is thus transferred into an artificiality that breaks our perception several times over. Always dynamic in its brushwork, a spontaneous but never random excerpt of everyday or travel impressions is conveyed here, but moods can also be sensed. Many of his works contain direct references to great masters such as Vermeer, Picasso or Roy Lichtenstein.
Kai Feldschur, born in Rodewisch in 1972, studied in Berlin at the Kunsthochschule Weißensee as well as at the Berlin Universität der Künste, and graduated as a Meisterschüler under Prof. Karl Horst Hödicke. Kai Feldschur lives and works in Schwabach.