ALEXANDER DIK

Hosted by JARILAGER Gallery Seoul, the group exhibition With These Eyes features works by Roy Aurinko, Kim Booker, Alexander Dik, Florence Hutchings, Spiller+Cameron, and Trude Viken, exploring contemporary portrait painting. The exhibition addresses how portraiture endures in the media age, showcasing diverse approaches that blend identity, alienation, and transformation. The artists use abstract, political, and existential styles to reinterpret the face, body, and self, capturing the fluidity of contemporary identity in bold, subversive ways.

NotAGallery presents Alexander Dik’s solo exhibition “The Manifesto” a critical engagement with the art world. Dik’s work rebels against conventional views and questions societal norms by uncovering deeper social issues. The exhibition challenges viewers to look beyond the surface and see art as a means for social change. “The Manifesto” is a passionate appeal for art that provokes, questions, and redefines the world. Opening reception on April 12, 2024.

The exhibition “Podium” presents Alexander’s transformative journey, marked by inner turmoil and the struggle for self-discovery. It is illustrated through his expressive and meaningful works, which showcase a kaleidoscope of emotions and thoughts in visual form. The exhibition invites viewers to question their own reality and highlights that pursuing passion is essential for inner liberation and outer fulfillment, while encouraging reflection on the value of personal struggle.

The exhibition “City Dreams” continues the annual international art projects organized by the Russian House in Berlin since 2018. Life in the modern metropolis is characterized by a multitude of impressions, rapid pace, contradictions, and constantly new challenges.

The current exhibition showcases the works of Berlin-based painter Alexander Dik. His paintings are intense and powerful, marked by violence and emotion. The exhibition “Das Schaufelwerk” features 60 of his works and impressively documents the present.

Parnass describes Alexander Dik’s Neoexpressionism, which is influenced by personal experiences and current events, particularly the pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine war. Dik’s art is seen as a powerful reflection of the times, with his more recent works during the pandemic increasingly showing glimpses of light and hope.

Alexander Dik, an outstanding artist in the German art scene, presents works of dramatic intensity and fame. His paintings are characterized by a profound connection to tragedy and glory.

The comprehensive strategic partnership between China and Europe emphasizes the central role of cultural exchange, which was highlighted as one of the fundamental pillars of the relationship at the 14th China-Europe Summit. Pashmin Art Consortia contributes to strengthening cultural connections through 32 years of international artist support and presents an exhibition showcasing the development of art from the last decades of the second millennium to the first two decades of the third millennium as a contribution to fostering better global understanding.

The article in Aesthetica magazine discusses the work of the Russian-German abstract expressionist Alexander Dik.

Parnass focuses on Alexander Dik, an artist who grew up as a migrant in Germany. His life and family history have a profound impact on his art.