Ladislaus Weiss's Page

Born in 1946.03.15 in Novisad / Serbia.
Relocated to West Germany 12 years later.
1966-1967 Studied Painting at the Merz-Akademie in Stuttgart from
the following Year at the " Freie Kunstschule Stuttgart "
and the " Staatliche Akademie der bildenden Künste Stuttgart
"Art University Stuttgart"


1969 - 1974
Major classes: Painting (Prof. Hans Neuner & Prof. Rudoph Haegele)
association
Abstract art (Prof. Sonderboorg)
Drawing (Prof. Peter Grau)
Art History Seminars (Prof. Fegers/Prof. Kermer
Act & Anatomy (Prof. Alfred Hrdlica)

1972 Ladislaus Weiss had his first single exhibition in Stuttgart- Böblingen.

1975 Ladislaus Weiss meets the philosopher Hans Krämer, who taught philosophy & ethics in Tübingen. Krämer made Weiss his only private scholar. He became a big influence in Weiss' life as well as a friend to his present day.


1977 The The prestigious "pictor doctus" title is being awarded to Ladislaus Weiss by his mentor Hans Krämer.


Many exhibitions did follow in Germany and in other countries (Austria, Italy, Holland, France)


1983 The city art gallery of Stuttgart-Herrenberg honored Ladislaus Weiss with their 100th jubilee exhibition.

1983 - 1986 Weiss founded the "civic school of fine arts" Herrenberg/Stuttgart
There he was the director of studies for fine arts. 1988 Ladislaus Weiss also successfully founded and led his own private "Free school of fine art" Stuttgart/Böblingen which he eventually turned over to one of his Master Scholars.

Aside the books devoted entirely to his art there are numerous publications such as dictionaries and catalogues (in Germany and foreign countries) giving him honorable mention.


1992 - 1995 he was working with his school of fine arts Böblingen/ Stuttgart in collaboration with George Washington University, Wilmington Delaware. He received the designation of "Doctor honoris causa" (honorary doctor) PhD.






ETHNOLOGICAL SAFEGUARDING

One cannot say that Weiss retrats to some kind of a private mystilism with his escatological landscape. weiss strives to transform vision into symbol - laden paintings but at the same time provides prelise evaluation of a position determination regattoind present and its reference to the future. his concern for the medium of art is a reflection of the epoch as an historical factor - line it has been done in the field of literature, philosophy and also science with other means of terms. weiss is a pictor doctus, a learned and adaptive painter, well - versed in the essentiacs of historical and cultural philosophy.

Prof. Dr. Phil. of Philosophy, Tübingen, 1977

Hans Krämer was teaching Philosophy at the University Tübigen (1976-1994)and than as guest professor in Vienna (1995). He was writing about 10 books 30 scientific essay. All his works were translated in different languages and is honorary citizen of Syrakus (city of Platon)

Center of his works were Philosopy, Ethics, Hermeneutik, theory of historic science and aesthetik.


Technique(s): oil, acryl, tempera, chalk, pencil, india ink
Style: visionary realism, visual onthology
Interests: gods influence on orbit and world
Inspirations: history of the human race (anthropology)
School: "Arts University-Stuttgart"

Homepage.: www.ladislaus-weiss-art-overview.com
www.ladislaus-weiss-archiv-chronic.com



WE ARE IN THE WAKE........

........of a time period in which new contents
i.e. measurements of value have to be applied
to society interactions........


WE STAND RIGHT BEFORE........

........a mighty change that will result in aworld historical dawn
prior to a finalization as well as a new beginning of our very existence........


HOWEVER IT WILL BE PRECEDED........


........by a giant battle of totally opposing worldviews in which systems, peoples
and continents will crash........


SIMULTANEOUSLY........


........mankind must go through the infernoof self-destruction and mass way of thinking
through an entiely new orientationand under painful throes a new era will arise........




„WE OUR SELVES ARE AMIDST THESE EVENTS"


Ladislaus Weiss, Stuttgart 2006
morphology prolog