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Kay Voigtmann (b. 1968)
Kay Voigtmann was born in Zeulenroda in 1968.
1997 - 2002 studies at the Hochschule für Grafik und Buchkunst in Leipzig, among others, under Karl-Georg Hirsch and Albrecht von Bodecker
Diploma in the specialist class for illustration under V. Pfüller
since 1993 solo and group exhibitions in Europe
Kay Voigtmann lives and works in Gera.
"Kay Voigtmann's garden is history. Like others roam forests, the artist wanders through the centuries - strange things are collected, seemingly banal things are tracked down and the facts (or better: gaps) of historiography offer plenty of space for fantasies and images. (. ..) The Voigt men and women pose silently, similar to silhouette portraits, when you had to sit still for hours for everything to work out - while time passes around it. Strangely absent and emotionless, the protagonists look out into the world, their astonished gaze directed into the distance, who just now has blown the dust off them, the spot turned on them. " Sabine Schemmrich, 2008
Kay Voigtmann (b. 1968): GABELFRÜHSTÜCK, 2012, Hand coloured print, Sheet size 21 x 31 cm, with a dedication from Kay Voigtmann: "Für Herrn Hammond mit herzlichem Dank für den schönen Fürther Tag!".
A present from Kay Voigtmann to John Hammond on the occasion of his joint exhibition WHAT DO YOU BELIEVE with Horst Sakulowski at the Stadttheater Fürth in 2016.
Kay Voigtmann (b. 1968): HERBST, Hand coloured print, Sheet size 21 x 31 cm,
with a dedication from Kay Voigtmann: "Allerherzlichsten Dank an Herrn Hammond!".
A present from Kay Voigtmann to John Hammond on the occasion of his joint exhibition WHAT DO YOU BELIEVE with Horst Sakulowski at the Stadttheater Fürth in 2016.
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