Turmspringer
Öl auf Leinen, 200x300cm
The Captured time
Oil on canvas, 260x190cm,, 2018
2016
Oil on cavas, 100 x 80cm
Heaven used to be a place
Heaven used to be a place, oil on canvas, 270x200cm, 2018
The Captured Sky
2013, 100×80 cm, oil on canvas
The Captured Space, 2013
80×100 cm, oil and paint marker on canvas
Capturing the Sky 3, 2015, oil on linen, 160 x 100 cm
The Captured Space, 2013
200×300 cm, oil and paint marker on canvas
Cloud
oil on canvas, 30x40cm
Big Hole
oil on canvas, 30x40cm, 2015
Vortex, 2013
70×80 cm, oil and paint marker on canvas
The Captured Sky
Installation. Two objects in metal, 2013, 90cm diameter
Earth II
oil on canvas, 40x30cm, 2015
Mildura, 2007,
160×100 cm, oil and egg tempera on canvas
Super KI
Acrylic on paper, 20x25cm, 2019
the captured sky
It is undoubtedly difficult to define our place in the universe. It is not even certain that we have one. Dr. Jonathan Butterworth, professor of physics, London/Geneva
(...)The series "the captured sky" explores nothing less than the question of being. With the limited resources of art, Gallmetzer reveals to us the maximum freedom of philosophical thinking. We need only concentrate on the protagonists or figures in these works and how they travel from their own living environments to new and "other" worlds. The figurative element in Gallmetzer's paintings may be understood as an invitation to ponder central questions of our existence, the core of wich - even if science suggests otherwise - we aren't even close to understanding.(...)
Christian Philipp Schoen.