Faber Engelhardt

 Faber Engelhardt is a German artist known for his bold, emotive contributions to abstract expressionism and Brutalist aesthetics. Born on June 15, 1979, in Berlin, Germany, he is widely recognized within international private art circles. Raised by scientist parents in an intellectually rich environment, Engelhardt developed a visual language rooted in curiosity, experimentation, and emotional intensity.
Educated in Switzerland and Japan, he absorbed diverse cultural influences that shaped his distinctive approach to abstraction. His work is defined by an expressive use of color, organic structures, and raw compositional force, positioning him at the forefront of the Abstract Brutalist Expressionist movement.
Engelhardt has exhibited in non-traditional venues in Zurich (2012) and Tokyo (2015), gaining a discreet yet influential following among collectors and curators. His paintings are held in private collections across Europe, Asia, and North America. Known for evoking psychological depth through gesture and hue, Engelhardt’s work continues to pose a unique and inexhaustible challenge to the contemporary art landscape.