Philip Rantzer

Philip Rantzer calls himself a choreographer of garbage. But the object artist from Israel also sees himself as a grandson of Dada and Merz, Schwitters, Aqrp and Ernst, of surrealism and the theatrical grotesque. He processes materials from bulky waste and scrap yards into object paintings, wall and floor sculptures. The seemingly useless and worn-out experiences through him a new purpose, a second existence. With grotesque and lyrical ensembles he captures the ghosts and faces of the past century and his own history.