Daniel Fuchs opens a new gallery on Säggasse

Created: 07/23/2022, 16:00

Wood artist Daniel Fuchs exhibits in the new gallery of the renowned Hamburg gallery owner Nour Nouri.

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He hasn't lived in Bad Tölz that long, but he's already made a name for himself: we're talking about Daniel Fuchs.

Today, Saturday, July 23, he is opening a gallery on Säggasse.

Bad Tölz - It was only three years ago that the wood artist Daniel Fuchs, who lives in Bad Tölz, caused amazement and admiration with his very first exhibition in the city museum with his filigree sculptures and reliefs made of wood.

Next Saturday, July 23, he will be presenting his work to invited guests in the new "Pashmin Art Gallery" in Tölz at Säggasse 7.

After this vernissage, the exhibition will then be open to the interested public from Monday from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. on weekdays.

Nour Nouri, a renowned gallery owner from Hamburg and director of "Pashmin Art", became aware of Daniel Fuchs two years ago.

Since then, the artist has been supported by his art management.

And since then the artist from Thuringia has been on the up.

With "Pashmin Art", Fuchs has not only exhibited his work in Hamburg and Latvia, but also in the Chinese metropolises of Beijing, Chongqing and Shanghai.

Nour Nouri also runs his galleries in Hamburg and the three megacities in the Far East.

You have to know that half of the world art sales are made in China today.

In the mountains "bewitched"

With its fifth branch, Nour Nouri is not going to Munich, but far away from the big cultural metropolises to Bad Tölz in the provinces of all places.

What prompted him to do so was the close personal contact with Fuchs, whom he values ​​very much as an “artist and sensitive, highly honest person”: “For Daniel Fuchs, Bad Tölz is the city where his art was born.

We want to support him in building his 'nest' and his artistic network here and in being able to concentrate fully on his further work without any disruptive influences."

Nour Nouri comes from Iran, emigrated from his homeland around 40 years ago and has been living in northern Germany ever since.

His new Tölzer gallery in long-term rented rooms starts with works by Daniel Fuchs, but is by no means tailored solely to him: Nouri has fallen in love with the location on the edge of the mountains, as he says.

He plans to exhibit works by internationally renowned artists here regularly in solo and group exhibitions.

That means: Nouri brings great art to Bad Tölz.

Special technique

What particularly impresses the 54-year-old about Daniel Fuchs's art is his high level of craftsmanship and his absolutely unique creative style: the artist works thousands of cuts from commercially available, glued spruce panels with a scrolling machine (a mechanized form of fretsaw) ring by ring, wafer-thin slices out.

He then pulls them apart like a telescope, colors them with pigments and glues them into reliefs and fantasy shapes that taper towards the top.

The qualified electrician developed this very time-consuming technique from the cutting of inlays and has continued to perfect it.

(Rainer Bannier)

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