Alois RIEDL was born in St. Marienkirchen near Schärding in Upper Austria in 1935. His first contacts with the fine arts began in 1960 and from 1970 at the latest he began to develop as a painter. In 1976 he received the Upper Austrian Culture Prize and in 1983 a state scholarship. In 1993 he took part in the painters’ symposium in Werfen. The artist has been represented in numerous national and international exhibitions and participations in exhibitions. The subjects of his paintings are everyday objects, tattered sofas, armchairs and rickety armchairs. In his paintings, he expresses the fragmentary and fragile nature of objects — also reflecting his own state of mind. If the motifs appear abstract at first glance, the representational comes to the fore after a long period of viewing. The artist lives and works in Brunnenthal near Schärding. 1969 – first exhibition in the gallery Welz.
Alois RIEDL was born in St. Marienkirchen near Schärding in Upper Austria in 1935. His first contacts with the fine arts began in 1960 and from 1970 at the latest he began to develop as a painter. In 1976 he received the Upper Austrian Culture Prize and in 1983 a state scholarship. In 1993 he took part in the painters’ symposium in Werfen. The artist has been represented in numerous national and international exhibitions and participations in exhibitions. The subjects of his paintings are everyday objects, tattered sofas, armchairs and rickety armchairs. In his paintings, he expresses the fragmentary and fragile nature of objects — also reflecting his own state of mind. If the motifs appear abstract at first glance, the representational comes to the fore after a long period of viewing. The artist lives and works in Brunnenthal near Schärding. 1969 – first exhibition in the gallery Welz.







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