Cover Jörg Stähli in action (Photo: Galerie Hans Brumann)
Jörg Stähli in action (Photo: Galerie Hans Brumann)
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In its inaugural exhibition, Galerie Hans Brumann showcases works from Impy Pilapil, Jörg Stähli, and the owner himself
There’s a new art gallery in town! Galerie Hans Brumann opens its doors from November 11 to December 30, featuring paintings and sculptures of Impy Pilapil, Jörg Stähli, and its owner and founder Hans Brumann.
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In the gallery he always dreamt of having, jeweller Hans Brumann presents his Reflection series. He treats every material—gold, wood or pearls—with utmost reverence. His works embody his style of combining the sleekness of contemporary design with a dash of whimsicality and colour.
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The 80-year-old artist continues to bring a particular sense of curiosity and wonder to his sculptures, creating breathtaking pieces from bas-relief to free-standing works that are now considered classics.
On the other hand, renowned artist Impy Pilapil proudly showcases her Atlantis Series. As an ideal, Atlantis serves as a placeholder for humanity’s potential, and, in turn, humans serve as a representative of all life.
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“The series is my creative impression of the tenacity of life,” she shares in describing her works at the exhibit. “How all life has sprung from water and what journey it had to take through the ravages of time, ever-changing, adapting, and enduring forces that shape and give it form.
Capping off the triumvirate is Jörg Stähli, known for his beautiful landscapes.
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Stähli distinguishes himself through his lively and colourful depictions of nature in general. He is particularly captivated by the beauty of the mountains surrounding Jungfrau, which in 2001 was recognised as the first World Heritage Site for natural beauty in Switzerland and the entire Alps.
The artist’s paintings reflect his love for nature and desire to preserve its beauty and grandeur for future generations.
Visit Galerie Hans Brumann at Legazpi Village, Makati City.
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Images: Galerie Hans Brumann
Angela Nicole Regis Guiral is the assistant digital editor of Tatler Philippines. She studied journalism and has since written features that look closely at how culture, lifestyle and social impact converge, while occasionally wandering into the worlds of style and travel.
