	Wimmer Wilkenloh	Vita	Startseite
	Born in Itzehoe in 1948, trained as a reproduction photographer, travelled through Central Asia, studied at the University of Fine Arts in Hamburg in 1976, and worked from 1983 as a freelance artist, journalist and filmmaker at the NDR-Television. Between 1986 and 2006, the main work consisted of 240 political collages, material works, paintings, watercolours and drawings. 1997 Board member of the Inter-Art-Galerie "Kunststück", From 1999 to 2008 freelance producer for the satirical magazine "Extra III" at NDR, In 2003, crime novels with the husumer chief inspector Jan Swensen are published in seven episode. Unlimited performance starts in 2024 "A Gift for the World", which focuses on an old gift ritual of the Kwakiinti Indians of give, take and reciprocate. Wimmer Wilkenloh's work is characterized by the concept of "being human", which he realizes in a wide variety of working methods. His paintings refer to a wide variety of forms of design, from spiritual content to free, abstract layers of color or political-social works. Various films, features, book publications and exhibitions, including at the Ernst-Deutsch-Theater, Landesbildstelle, Torhaus, Galerie Morgenland, Galerie Kunststück, KunstRaum Hosenstall, Speicherstadt and Museum of Communication in Hamburg, Kunstverein Stade, Cultura Viventi: On the Freedom in Schleswig, Heilhaus Kassel, International Mail Art Project in Weil der Stadt, Holocaust exhibition at the Majdanek Museum in Lubin, Poland. Member: Hamburg Professional Association of Visual Artistartist Project Din A4 (International)