The view into the world of the self taught artists

Steel & Color

from the autodidactic, educating contemporary artists.

Art shall, Art can, Art must.... testifies from nothing, however!

Welcome into the world

of the self-educated, forming artists': Henning Block and Sylvia Aevermann.

Here at the EXPERIENCE & ANIMATION side the studio community Steel & Color presents you motion pictures with music in the form of Java script as well as macromedia Shockwave Flash.

The works and ideas from the entire work time and the contemporary works of the living artists comprises:

Video receptions of work show exhibitions, studio installations, Flash video film montages: the steel dragons, the steel unicorns, steel figures, rotating sculptures, art with fire, computer animated art, project studies, steel sheet metal portrait pictures, oil paintings, Diamachine-Projection, psycho graphics, area installations, photo project dragon way.

Optionally to this, you can also visit at first the STEEL and COLOR WORK SHOW with the PICTURE GALLERY and the HISTORY..

The Virtual-Machine for Javaand the Macromedia's Shockwave Pluginfor the browser is the application start-up

to see the animation and to hear the sound.

We made an effort to find a compromise between the file sizes as well as the quality.

It the possibility to use the online stream directly or to download the file as self current Shockwave-Projector Exe.

Here now an important hint with the request for perusal:
:
All representations, illustrations and works are protected in the context of the copyright law. Any unauthorized use is inadmissible and illegal. This applies also to processing by photo-mechanical playback, rendition, image carrier of every type, electronic and all further media, as well as to in part playback.
All rights reserved.

The animation and pictures are free for inspection.

Best opinion in 800 x 600 from I.Explorer 5.0 application start-up Plugins Java and Shockwave Flash.

All preview - pictures contain a hyperlink that to the Initial Art Object lead !

Date of the last change: 13.03.2010