AlbertEnz Monograf final

Albert Enz - Art poetics between travel and visions
singly precise meanings. Delving too deeply into the history of color is virtually
excessive in this context. This brief introduction should instead serve
to understand how Albert Enz's chromatic material is fundamental within
his works, as color becomes a vehicle for messages as well as a means to
give life to form. What emerges from Albert Enz's works is a chromatic material
that doesn't forsake brilliance; even the darkest and dullest color, such
as gray, manages to be vivid. Albert uses color as if it possesses its own life,
as if it were a principal part of his works, not merely a means to achieve the
conceived and represented form. It seems that for Albert Enz, color reflects
his thoughts and memories, a reflection of experiences that have left an
energetic rainbow in his soul. The lessons of great Masters of art like Cezanne,
Burri, or even Klee himself mentioned at the beginning of this text are
perfectly embodied in Albert Enz, who with extreme individuality turns chromatic
material into his distinctive mark. Albert Enz is the painter of color.
Precisely due to the power of color, Albert manages to forgo the definition
of line, geometry, and form. There is no need to create perfectly realistic
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