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Als Maler sucht und findet er Materialien, Oberflächen und Erinnerungsspuren, in die er eingreift und auf die er seine Bilder setzt. Ausgehend von Maserungsoberflächen ausgelaugter Hölzer, die Gebrauchsspuren und eine eigene Vergangenheit besitzen, entwickelt Pöggeler eine besondere Form der Malerei, die sich auf der Basis der strukturellen Oberfläche von Vorgefundenem eine Bildwirklichkeit schafft, die realistisch und überraschend zugleich wirkt. Er erzeugt so Bilder von so hoher Plausibilität, dass man denken könnte, sie seien schon immer dagewesen

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As a painter, seeks and finds he materials, surfaces and memory traces, in which he intervenes, and on which he translates his images. Based on grain surface of layer of wood, which have traces of use and an its own past, Pöggeler developed a special form of painting, that creates a picture of reality on the basis of the structural interface found in, which is realistic and surprising at the same time. He creates images of such high plausibility that you might think they had been there ever

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As a painter he seeks and finds materials, surfaces and memory traces, in which he is engaged and to which he sets his images. Starting from own grain surfaces leached woods which traces and its own past, Pöggeler developed a special form of painting based on the structural surface of found objects creates a pictorial reality that looks realistic and surprising at the same time. He thus produces images of such high plausibility that you might think they had always been there

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