Helge Henke

On one hand, there are drawings that are processed in a graphic, sketch-like minimalist style, featuring the most intense colors in their representation. Far from monotonous, it is a successful and versatile blend of street art and pop-inspired illustrations, whose imagination could originate from the wall of a backyard in a city somewhere in the world.

On the other hand, there are photographs capturing forms and structures, figures and fantasies. Images that honestly and uneditedly offered their respective moments across five continents.

Both seemingly different genres find a common impact: their touch and quality in direct view. This sensation is fundamentally the identical drive in the artist's ambivalent working method.