Gier

Gier is a self-taught artist whose practice centers on drawing and painting, often exploring the forms and confrontations among living beings. Working primarily on paper, he prefers black and white, at times introducing vivid color and incorporating words within his imagery. His figurative works, marked by precision and a pursuit of the ideal line, depict monumental animal figures, uprooted trees, and expressive human bodies. Gier’s compositions address the inherent tension of life—its strength, fragility, and resilience—balancing themes of beauty and threat, protection and collapse. His work questions individual existence, evolving human relationships, solitude, and pain, fostering a dialogue between wonder and doubt.