Kreitner, Siegfried – Galerie Renate Bender

Siegfried Kreitner

"VII" – 2020, Aluminium, Moosgummi , Spiegelfolie, 1 E-Motor 1 U/min, 4 Malteserkreuzgetriebe, 201 x 12 bis 18 x 12 bis 18 cm

"IV 2020" - 2020, lackierte Holzelemente, Aluminium, LED System Blauentladung, 1 E-Motor 2 U/min, 208,5 x 25 x 25 cm

B-Cube - 2020, Aluminium, Elektromotor 1 U/min, Neonsystem Blauentladung, 35,5 bis 40,5 x 35,5 bis x 40,5 x 107 cm, Ansicht 1

"B-Cube" - 2020, Aluminium, Elektromotor 1 U/min, Neonsystem Blauentladung, 35,5 bis 40,5 x 35,5 bis x 40,5 x 107 cm, Ansicht 2

"I 2019", Aluminium, LED –System Blauentladung; Farbige PVC-Folien mit Neonkante, 1 E Motor 3 U/min, 20 bis 22 x 20 bis 22 x 193 cm

"IX-2017" - 2017, Aluminium eloxiert, rotes LED-System, 1 E-Motor 2 U/min, 197 x 20 bis 24 cm x 20 bis 24 cm

"I 2014" – 2014, Aluminium eloxiert, Neonsystem Blauentladung, 1 E-Motor 2 U/min, 199 x 16 bis 20 x 16 bis 20 cm

"Farbkinetik" – 2010, Hartfaserplatten, Farbfolie, Aluminium, Stahl, 12 E-Motore 2 bis 8 U/min, 43 bis 50 x 43 bis 50 x 210 cm

II-2023 – 2023, Aluminium, Kunststoffe, Neonröhre gedimmt, Aluminiumrohre geschliffen und schwarz eloxiert, 3 E-Motoren H. 188 cm, Ø 25 cm

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Siegfried Kreitner was born in 1967 in Simbach am Inn, Germany. He lives and works in Munich.

Movement and light are the defining elements in Kreitner’s sculptures, which are made primarily of aluminum. “Minimal kinetics”, a term the artist himself uses, references the minimal speed of the electricallypowered movable parts as well as the largely unadorned design of his works. In his recent groups of sculptures Kreitner has included more and more colored elements.

“Using precisely controlled procedures color is realized as energy made visible. Light distilled into color pulsates and appears to be on the verge of virtually undoing the material shell of the object.”
Prof. Klaus Honnef , Bonn