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Exhibition Kaifeng City, China
Just In ! My second Exhibition in China in 2022 is on display. Kaifeng City´s Art Space in central Henan province showcases Richards floral art work, set up and organized by PASHMIN ART, Chongqing Gallery Branch. The exhibit is on from 18 March 2022 – 30 April 2022. So far over 360,000 passers-by alone in 2022 have seen my floral art work.
A SENSE OF SERENITY
In March 2022, the contemporary BURN-IN Gallery will take the artists Richard Fischer and Linda Steinthórsdóttir on a journey into the extravagant worlds of nature and culture, inspired by happiness, and will occupy another atypical art space in the heart of Vienna, the traditional Gerngross department stores'.
25. ART Innsbruck | Austria | 28.–31.10.2021
More Nature is Impossible! (Art Defending Nature!)*Photos by Richard Fischer
He is at the international vanguard when it comes to the concept of GreenART. Through his photos, the German native poignantly depicts the beauty of nature and thereby has attained worldwide recognition and acclaim. Despite being stunningly realistic, his works are magical images which in the meantime, are accessible to society at large through their publication in numerous renowned international journals and media outlets.
RICHARD FISCHER @ HONG ART MUSEUM, CHONGQING, CHINA, 23 September - 15 February, 2022.
In close cooperation with PASHMIN ART CONSORTIA, Richard Fischer is exhibiting a selection of ten Fine Art Prints with his acclaimed collection of floral photographic art. The artist is one of a few European artists selected by a jury of curators at the internationally renowned Pashmin Art Consortia. Pashmin Art organizes major exhibitions at art museums, art centers, and galleries in China, Europe, and the United States.
Democratization of Art | Review of the BURN-IN exhibition in Vienna
In March 2021, the Viennese contemporary art gallery, BURN-IN, presented SILENT SCREAM, a curated collection of unique floral sculptures by the renowned photo-artist Richard Fischer.
SILENT SCREAM
A Curated Collection ofEnrapturing Plants
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In March 2021, BURN-IN and the acclaimed German photographer, Richard Fischer, will take you on a highly alluring expedition into a whimsical realm of fascinating floral sculptures. The photographic art exhibition SILENT SCREAM will be showcased at the atrium of the tradition-rich and exclusive department store Gerngross, located on one of Vienna’s most famous shopping streets, the Mariahilfer Strasse. This fascinating presentation of contemporary art in museum quality will undoubtedly attract a large number of passers-by.
Richard commenced with his current exhibition cycle in March 2020 with an exhibit at the Flower Art Museum in Aalsmeer–Amsterdam and at the Gallery Sous Terre in Lithoijen (Netherlands). BURN-IN conventionalized SILENT SCREAM and, for the first time in Vienna, is presenting a multi-media exhibition with a great deal of popular appeal. In the second quarter of the year, the exhibit will, under the auspices of Pashmin Art Consortia, be presented at the Hong Art Museum in Chongqing and the Pashmin Art Gallery in China.
Gallery Sous Terre & Appeltern Art Fair
UPDATE:
Due to the high demand for Richard Fischer’s work and the continued extremely positive feedback for his extraordinary current exhibition at the Gallery SOUS TERRE in Lithoijen, the Netherlands, the exhibition has been extended to January 7th 2021. Individual appointments can be arranged with gallerist Nol De Groot. Please call tel. no. 0031 412 - 48 21 59 to take advantage of these exclusive arrangements at the gallery SOUS TERRE to personally experience the impressive collection of Richard’s stunning floral images in a unique gallery environment.
EXHIBITION EXTENDED TO MARCH, 2021
GALLERY SOUS TERRE, THE NETHERLANDS NEW HANGING - DIFFERENT IMAGESDue to the high demand for Richard Fischer’s work and the continued positive feedback for his extraordinary exhibition at the Gallery SOUS TERRE in Lithoijen, the Netherlands, the exhibition has been extended to March 2021. Individual appointments can be arranged with gallerist Nol De Groot.
Hahnemühle Photokina Edition
“The infinite wealth of floristic masterpieces is evidence for the aesthetic creativity nature is capable of. Flowers are the reflections of the soul and are considered the measure of beauty. Every year numerous plant species become extinct without man ever having discovered them,”
says photographer Richard Fischer.
THE FUNERAL OF NATURE
BEAUTIES END - The Hope Principleis the metaphorical artistic implementation to raise public awareness for a dying biological world. The burial of a unique endangered plant photograph by artist Richard Fischer underlines the reality of climate change that is a disturbing and irritating fact.
This exclusive artwork was buried and exposed to humus, rain, heat, cold, humidity, decay, and to absolute darkness. It was then exhumed for final presentation in the Flower Art Museum.
FAM Amsterdam-Aalsmeer
Renown artist and “Ambassador of Flowers” Richard Fischer to exhibit in the Netherlands
Grand exhibition at Flower Art Museum, October 2019 - January 2020
Top international photographer Richard Fischer will exhibit at the Flower Art Museum in Aalsmeer – Amsterdam later this year. Fischer is one of the most prominent botanical photographers worldwide. Due to his commitment and his unique portraits of endangered blossoms, he is also referred to as the “Ambassador of Flowers”.
UBA German Environment Agency
Richard Fischer is the ultimate Ambassador of Flowers. He lovingly stages them, gives them personality and dignity and reminds us that many flowers ultimately are dying divas.
A premium selection of his photographs were exhibited at the Federal Environment Agency of Germany in 2018.
Natures diversity at the United Nations
The IUCN Commission on Education and Communication (CEC) drives change for the co-creation of sustainable solutions through leading communication, learning and knowledge management in IUCN and the wider conservation community.