Marc Rembold

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Marc Rembold [1] is a colour-based Swiss contemporary artist. He invented the "Light in Colour“ concept during 1980s. The concept was defined as living colours which they change their value with the temperature of the light. In 2000 he worked on the realisation of his serie Liquids, in which colours were inspired from the electromagnetic waves of the light spectrum. The work, "a manifest of the immaterial to material", brings visible to the eye the realm of the light’s invisible colour spectrum. ^[1]

A series of cards from his sculpture series Filimini Maximalisme were exposed in 2003 at the Museum für Schrift Druck und Papier in Basel. The film festival volts&visions 2007 in Zurich had a live Art Screen Animation^[2] during the projection of Michelangelo Antonioni’s Blow-up.

He was born in Zurich, Switzerland, in 1963. At his early age he was influenced by his French post-Impressionist grandfather, Paul Ebner. He began creating impressionist works at the age of six, and by the age of 14 he had his first exhibition in Mulhouse, France. ^[3]

His works have been exhibited in Europe, North America and Asia. Marc Rembold currently lives and works in Basel. [2]