Maxim Wakultschik Duitsland, b. 1973

With mathematical precision, Maxim Wakultschik brings order to chaos. From various elements, he creates complex and layered objects, exploring the interplay between light and shadow, and the balance between surface texture and the vibration of colour. His focus lies on the effect of ambient light, resulting in trembling variations of reality that continuously challenge us to remain proactive.

Because Maxim uniquely understands that the slightest movement and smallest changes in perspective can lead to astonishing new impressions, his artworks are eye-pleasing kinetic objects. Reality and illusion blur and transform into flexible constructions of the individual. This effect invites viewers to stretch the boundaries of their perception.

Recognition of his work has grown in line with the continuous perfection of his technique. His work is included in private collections in the US, Europe, and Asia, and in the permanent collection of various museums, including the OMM (Odunpazari Modern Museum) and The 21c Museum.