Galerie Martin Kudlek will be presenting figurative work by Gideon Kiefer, Helena Parada-Kim, Simon Schubert, and Christos Venetis. Each of these artists demonstrate singular approaches to drawing and painting. Gideon Kiefer’s intricate drawings and paintings explore pressing themes such as power dynamics, scientific progress and environmental issues. His detailed, often dystopian depictions engage the viewer in a narrative that questions humanity’s impact on the world. Helena Parada-Kim, a German-Spanish artist, is celebrated for her hyper-realistic portraits and still lifes that delve into the nuances of identity and cultural background. Her meticulous brushwork captures the emotional essence of her subjects, inviting the audience to explore different layers of human expression and personal stories. Simon Schubert is known not only for his sculptural paper-folding works but also for his mesmerizing graphite drawings, which explore the delicate interaction between light and shadow. The intricate works by Christos Venetis often explore the intersection of history, mythology, and personal narrative. Venetis’ drawings are characterized by their precision and symbolic richness, inviting viewers to dive into a world where the past and present collide.