Wolfgang Betke - and suddenly: THE SWEET COOL SCENT OF MORNING FOREST

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Wolfgang Betke

05.03. – 16.04.2022

SETAREH is pleased to present the latest series of works by Wolfgang Betke under the title and suddenly: THE SWEET COOL SCENT OF MORNING FOREST.

The artist‘s process-oriented pictorial genesis, which explores and reveals the conditions and processes of creation underlying the medium of painting itself, positions him within the group of renowned painters whose works have transcended the boundaries of the medium over the last two decades and had an influence on contemporary German painting.

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Wolfgang Betke
Sparking existence, 2017-2021
oil, acrylic, spray-paint on canvas
150 x 200 cm

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Wolfgang Betke
Lao Tse jenseits der Grenze, 2021
acrylic, pastel and charcoal on canvas
240 x 200 cm

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Wolfgang Betke
Lao Tse kurz vor der Grenze, 2021
acrylic,pastel and charcoal on canvas
240 x 200 cm

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Wolfgang Betke
Grande Fluide, 2021
acrylic, oil on canvas
250 x 200 cm

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Wolfgang Betke
Genau jetzt:Right now, 2018-2021
acrylic, oil on canvas mounted on board
106 x 105 cm

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Wolfgang Betke
Untitled, 2021
acrylic, oil, textile collage on canvas, 103,8 x 105,2 cm

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Wolfgang Betke
Großstadtwanderer, 2018-2022
acrylic and oil on wood
123.2 x 107 cm

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Wolfgang Betke
Die Betrachtung kleinster Teile, 2019-2020
mixed media on canvas
205 x 170 cm

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Wolfgang Betke
Lao Tse Werden, 2021
oil on canvas
104 x 83 cm

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Wolfgang Betke
GARDEN FLUIDE, 2018-2021
mixed media on canvas, 200 x 170 cm

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Wolfgang Betke
AUFREGEND LID, 2021
acrylic and oil on canvas
90 x 80 cm

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Originally from Düsseldorf, Wolfgang Betke (*1958) has lived and worked in Berlin since the mid-1990s. The upcoming presentation of the most recent works is his third solo exhibition at SETAREH Gallery. After completing a degree in philosophy and art history, Betke studied art at the Hochschule für bildende Künste in Hamburg under Franz Erhard Walther. In addition to pain- ting, he also explores poetry and performance art.