Friedensreich Hundertwasser (1928-2000) Hundertwasser, a visionary and responsible creator, mobilizes the power of his art in order to spread his message for a life in harmony with nature and the individual creativity. He is a symbolic figure for a non-conformist way of life, a forerunner of environmental protection and an ambassador for a self-determined alternative existence.
Diese Müllverbrennungsanlage in Wien wurde vom Künstler Friedensreich Hundertwasser gestaltet. This is a waste incinerator in Vienna, created by the famous Austrian Artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser.
Quixote owner Carl Doumani told us that when Hundertwasser was here working on the winery, he gave the workers a lot of freedom in how they put the tiles together. He didn't believe in perfection, and would even purposefully break tiles that were to be used.
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Friedensreich Hundertwasser (1928-2000) Hundertwasser, a visionary and responsible creator, mobilizes the power of his art in order to spread his message for a life in harmony with nature and the individual creativity. He is a symbolic figure for a non-conformist way of life, a forerunner of environmental protection and an ambassador for a self-determined alternative existence.
Friedensreich Hundertwasser (1928-2000) Hundertwasser, a visionary and responsible creator, mobilizes the power of his art in order to spread his message for a life in harmony with nature and the individual creativity. He is a symbolic figure for a non-conformist way of life, a forerunner of environmental protection and an ambassador for a self-determined alternative existence.
Friedensreich Hundertwasser (1928-2000) Hundertwasser, a visionary and responsible creator, mobilizes the power of his art in order to spread his message for a life in harmony with nature and the individual creativity. He is a symbolic figure for a non-conformist way of life, a forerunner of environmental protection and an ambassador for a self-determined alternative existence.
The unique architecture of this eco-conscious genius. No even floors allowed!
L’architecte et artiste autrichien Friedensreich Hundertwasser était un précurseur de la construction humaine et écologique. Ses constructions hautes en couleurs sont inspirées par Antoni Gaudí et le Jugendstil. L’absence de lignes droites est frappante dans l’architecture de Hundertwasser. Il appréciait également les petites tours en forme d’oignon et laissait les plantes pousser sur le toit. …
Je continue un travail sur les arbres mais je débute le cycle: "traits, lignes et ronds" Plusieurs séances seront nécessaires Les rayures: Les moyens... Les grands... Les moyens: Les grands: Il ne reste plus qu'à tracer les troncs! Les moyens: Les gr...
Painted in Matamata, Tunisia, March 21, 1974 - Gafsa, Tunisia, March 27, 1974
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Friedensreich Hundertwasser (1928-2000) Hundertwasser, a visionary and responsible creator, mobilizes the power of his art in order to spread his message for a life in harmony with nature and the individual creativity. He is a symbolic figure for a non-conformist way of life, a forerunner of environmental protection and an ambassador for a self-determined alternative existence.
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Painted in Paris, December 12, 1978, and March 3, 1979 - Algajola, July 1979 Anybody who goes for a walk in the woods after a rain is familiar with this odor. A few years ago I designed a perfume bottle, including the cap. When I asked to sniff what was in it, I felt nauseous. Joram had put a couple of drops of this perfume on his sleeve because he didn't believe me, and he had to get out of his car and take the tram, that's how bad the perfume stank up the car. The perfume makers came to Vienna for the express purpose of giving me other perfumes to try: cyclamen, roses and all kinds of scents, in a suitcase full of flasks. All of them smelled horribly of perfumed ladies, the kind I go out of my way toavoid. I suggested that for the bottle I had designed they should make a scent that I, Hundertwasser, could identify with, too, exquisite turpentine, for example, but especially the humus odor of forest soil. The perfume makers were furious; never had personalities for whom perfumes had been named, and more renowned ones than I, ever made demands about the scent. So the Hundertwasser perfume bottle came to naught. (from: Hundertwasser 1928-2000, Catalogue Raisonné, Vol. 2, Taschen, Cologne, 2002, p. 618)
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