AlbertEnz Monograf final

Albert Enz - Art poetics between travel and visions
THE EVOLUTION OF ALBERT ENZ’S STYLE
OVER TIME
In the aforementioned monograph, Enz's works are not presented in chronological
order but rather in chromatic or subject-based order. However,
one can generally observe the artist's evolution.
Enz has maintained and continues to maintain a particularly consistent,
unique, and identifiable style. Simply observing the works in their entirety is
enough to grasp how recognizable his visual signature is.
"This is an Enz," one could say when looking at any of his works, just as when
observing a Monet piece and affirming, "This is a Monet."
What becomes evident when analyzing Enz's works is that as early as 2012,
the artist began refining the representation of his landscapes: consider
works like "Paysage Jaune" (2012), "Toscane en printemps" (2012), "Paysage
de reve" (2013), leading up to those from 2021 like "Paysage ete Alpes."
The landscapes, while maintaining the same composition, seem to become
progressively sharper.
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