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   EXHIBITION
  2018




Shooting Star (sold)

ALL IN THE SAME WAKA
EXHIBITION
29 MARCH - 15 APRIL 2017
Kiwi Art House Gallery
Wellington






Golden Fish (122x122cm)





Icon (104x67cm)








Calla Lilies or Alcatraces.
Homage to Diego Rivera

Exhibition

Mexican Embassy in Wellington
11-29 Februry 2016





Homage to Frida Kahlo (90 x70 cm)

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Offering (90 x 70 cm)

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INSIDE VIEW
EXHIBITION
THE KIWI ART HOUSE GALLERY
WELLINGTON
15 October - 7 November 2015







New Zealand artists approach the landscape with a diversity of styles and a range of interpretations. We see it while comparing for example the works of Charles Heaphy, Rita Angus and Michael Smither. Our ideas are also an interpretation of our iconic landscape, or in this case the Wellington cityscape, but as seen through the lens of our artistic 'camera'. We think of these paintings as a creative variation on the theme of a camera objectively recording 'inside views', but in our case the black box of our camera is our artistic imagination, the image on the film (canvas) is not dispassionately objective, but creatively subjective. In the series 'Inside View' we look out at our cityscapes through a window and create an artistic vision of life using as our 'template' the philosopher Edmund Husserl's concept of the 'lifeworld'.

Edmund Husserl introduced the concept of the lifeworld in his The Crisis of European Sciences and Transcendental Phenemenology (1936): 'In whatever way we may be conscious of the world as universal horizon, as coherent universe of existing objects, we, each "I-the-man" and all of us together, belong to the world as living with one another in the world; and the world is our world, valid for our consciousness as existing precisely trough this "living together".' 

The lifeworld can be thought of as the horizon of all our experiences, in the sens that it is the background on which all things appear as themselves and meaningful.

Home rodeo (91x122cm)                Sold

Urban safari (122x91cm)                   







After Spring (90x70cm)                      Sold






The Mover in the Lonely Planet
3rd edition of Discover New Zealand

Shadow in the Bush Exhibition
Wellington
12 July - 4 August 2014


Link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDO6OGSsHdo&feature=youtu.be

 

Out of the Bush (122x91cm)
acrylic on canvas

Union Tree (122x122cm)
acrylic on canvas

 
New Born Icon (122x122cm)
acrylic on canvas

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Nature's Womb (92x92cm)
acrylic on canvas

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HAPPY PACIFICA EXHIBITION

                             
Happy Pacifica (120x100cm) acrylic on canvas

 Piano III (122x91cm)  acrylic on canvas

THE WALL JUMPER 
on the Berlin Wall, 1989

 


 

'The Wall Jumper' (5m x 11m) is a historical Peace Monument that symbolises Liberty. Gabriel Heimler painted it in 1989 and restored in 2009 for the 20th Aanniversary of the Fall of the Wall.

THE MOVER 
on the QT Museum Art Hotel in Wellington
opposite Te Papa National Museum, 2010
 

'The Mover',  mural (8m x 9m) on the frontage of the Museum Hotel in Wellington, one of the top ten Art Hotels in the world.
'The Mover' represents a move of the Museum Hotel in 1993 that made way for the National Museum Te Papa built just across the street.
'The Mover' was voted the second-best outdoor art work in Wellington in 2011.





Room 42
in the Berlin Luise Art Hotel, 2009








 

A room designed and painted by Gabriel Heimler in the Luise Kunst Hotel in the center of Berlin. The windows of the room view the Reichstag, the German Parliament.
Gabriel played with the view and created a mirror effect. His 'Wall Jumper', a symbol of liberty, is there and remains about his original in the East Side Gallery, on the Berlin Wall, one of the most visited historical monuments in the capital.