Anselm Reyle, born in 1970, studied at the art academies in Stuttgart and Karlsruhe. He has been a professor at the HFBK Hamburg since 2009, and lives and works in his studio by the Spree in Berlin.

Reyle’s work unfolds between painting, sculpture and installation. Natural materials meet bright colours and reflective surfaces, spontaneous gestures are juxtaposed with deliberate interventions. His works negotiate perception not as a conclusion but as an ongoing movement and question the conventions of aesthetic experience.

Reyle’s work is presented internationally and can be found in numerous prominent collections, including the Centre Pompidou, the Fondation Louis Vuitton, the Boros Collection, the François Pinault Collection and the Rubell Family Collection.