François Fiedler

Francois Fielder was born in Kassa, Hungary in 1921.  Interested in art from a young age, he attended Budapest Fine Art Academy, receiving a Master of Fine Arts degree.  Settling in Paris in 1946, Fiedler became fascinated with abstract art and began to evolve his styles and mediums.  His first solo exhibition was held in 1948 at Galerie Haut-Pave, Paris.

He was introduced to Pollock's and Rothko's art and immediately became influenced by their styles.  He developed a new technique incorporating a number of tools, such as scrapes, knives, trowels, stones, and sand.  Moving from figurative to abstract expressionism allowed Fiedler to add dramatic intensity among light and shadows.

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