André Schulze

André Schulze is an abstract and surrealist painter specializing in the restoration and revision of old paintings.

The artist is known for transforming German artworks dating from the 1900s to the 1950s by adding contemporary images, thus placing them in the modern realm.

André Schulze also stands out for his pixelated bouquets and his abstract landscapes in icy, neon tones.

André Schulze holds a degree in Fine Arts and a Master's degree from the Dresden University of Fine Arts. André is drawn to obsolescence, fascinated by architecture, advertising, technology, and cars of the past.

Originally from Dresden, East Germany, André Schulze grew up in the German Democratic Republic in the early 1980s. This period, as well as East German and Eastern European architecture and landscapes, strongly influenced his work.