Gerardo Korn, an Argentine-German artist with a distinguished international presence, brings his unparalleled mastery to Curling Ribbons. Known for pushing the boundaries of visual art photography, Korn transforms the delicate, often-overlooked forms of native plants into powerful abstractions. With an exceptional eye for light, color, and texture, he creates compositions that transcend traditional photography, blending realism and abstraction into a new visual language. His ability to uncover beauty in the subtle and the unseen reveals a profound connection to nature and a remarkable artistic vision.
This series, printed on one of the finest photo papers in the world, reflects Korn’s meticulous process and global acclaim. Having worked across continents, his art resonates universally, inviting viewers to experience nature through his unique lens. In Curling Ribbons, Korn not only redefines the concept of decorative art but also elevates it into a meditative exploration of form and emotion. The compositions are a perfect addition to fine art collections and modern interiors. Each work is a testament to his ability to balance technical expertise with creative innovation, making this collection a true celebration of light, nature, and artistry.
Gerardo Korn, an Argentine-German art photographer and visual artist, stands as a compelling figure in the contemporary art world. Based in Buenos Aires, his journey began at age 15 when his father gifted him a Minolta SR-T 101 camera during a transformative trip through Asia. His early works, captured in Indonesia, Hong Kong, and Japan, laid the foundation for a lifelong passion for photography. Korn’s experiences in India, particularly in New Delhi, Agra, and Kolkata, left indelible marks on his artistic sensibilities.
Korn’s works have been showcased internationally, with notable exhibitions including the Guadalajara International Book Fair in Mexico (2014), the Centro Cultural Borges in Buenos Aires (2016), and venues in Germany such as Argentine diplomatic representations and Wintershall in Kassel (2017–2018). His exhibition at the Buenos Aires City Legislature in 2018 was declared of cultural interest. His street photography project, Costanera Sur, earned an Honorable Mention at the IPA International Photo Awards, while his film project The Goddess in the Pool, inspired by Guillermo Roux, received accolades at festivals including the Mumbai International Cult Film Festival and the Tagore International Film Festival.
In 2024, Korn’s artistic evolution continues with a debut in decorative and abstract art at Hamburg’s Livia Lisboa Fotokunst gallery. This exhibition marks a significant shift in his style, reflecting the influence of Roux’s philosophy of finding beauty in the ordinary. These works, alongside new pieces, will feature in his upcoming exhibition at the Cosmic Heart Gallery in Mumbai in December 2024.
Korn’s art bridges cultures and disciplines, celebrating the interplay between urban landscapes, nature, and human creativity. His dynamic, introspective body of work transcends photography, offering narratives that resonate universally.
This series, printed on one of the finest photo papers in the world, reflects Korn’s meticulous process and global acclaim. Having worked across continents, his art resonates universally, inviting viewers to experience nature through his unique lens. In Curling Ribbons, Korn not only redefines the concept of decorative art but also elevates it into a meditative exploration of form and emotion. The compositions are a perfect addition to fine art collections and modern interiors. Each work is a testament to his ability to balance technical expertise with creative innovation, making this collection a true celebration of light, nature, and artistry.
Gerardo Korn, an Argentine-German art photographer and visual artist, stands as a compelling figure in the contemporary art world. Based in Buenos Aires, his journey began at age 15 when his father gifted him a Minolta SR-T 101 camera during a transformative trip through Asia. His early works, captured in Indonesia, Hong Kong, and Japan, laid the foundation for a lifelong passion for photography. Korn’s experiences in India, particularly in New Delhi, Agra, and Kolkata, left indelible marks on his artistic sensibilities.
Korn’s works have been showcased internationally, with notable exhibitions including the Guadalajara International Book Fair in Mexico (2014), the Centro Cultural Borges in Buenos Aires (2016), and venues in Germany such as Argentine diplomatic representations and Wintershall in Kassel (2017–2018). His exhibition at the Buenos Aires City Legislature in 2018 was declared of cultural interest. His street photography project, Costanera Sur, earned an Honorable Mention at the IPA International Photo Awards, while his film project The Goddess in the Pool, inspired by Guillermo Roux, received accolades at festivals including the Mumbai International Cult Film Festival and the Tagore International Film Festival.
In 2024, Korn’s artistic evolution continues with a debut in decorative and abstract art at Hamburg’s Livia Lisboa Fotokunst gallery. This exhibition marks a significant shift in his style, reflecting the influence of Roux’s philosophy of finding beauty in the ordinary. These works, alongside new pieces, will feature in his upcoming exhibition at the Cosmic Heart Gallery in Mumbai in December 2024.
Korn’s art bridges cultures and disciplines, celebrating the interplay between urban landscapes, nature, and human creativity. His dynamic, introspective body of work transcends photography, offering narratives that resonate universally.
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