Painter, Draftsman, Digital Artist, Visual Artist · Born in 1958 - Germany

Conny Gabora

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14 Artworks

im Märchenwald auf der Insel Wittow Rügen

Acrylic, Oil on Canvas
39x63in

$7,810

"Der Philosoph und die Technik" ( Friedrich Nietzsche Zyklus)

Acrylic, Collage on Canvas
39x31in

$5,940

"mein Farbenspiel"

Acrylic, Oil on Canvas
20x20in

$1,750

Red High Heel

Pastel, Graphite on Paper
20x24in

$2,620

Venezia Impressionen

Acrylic, Oil Pastel on Canvas
39x31in

$4,840

"im Farbenmeer"

Acrylic, Oil on Canvas
20x20in

$1,750

Der Philosoph und die Frauen

Charcoal, Pen on Paper
14x19in

$1,320

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Bonnie and Clyde

Acrylic, Oil on Canvas
47x31in

$6,460

On the bottom

Pastel, Graphite on Paper
20x24in

$1,510

"Das Konzil der Philosophen" ( Friedrich Nietzsche Zyklus)

Acrylic, Oil on Canvas
39x31in

$5,940

Die Amphore des Diogenes

Acrylic, Oil on Canvas
39x31in

Not available

Santa Maria della Salute-Venedig

Acrylic, Oil on Canvas
31x24in

Not available

MOUSE-MOUSE

Acrylic, Lacquer on Paper
59x94in

Not available

Santa Maria della Salute-Venedig

Acrylic, Oil on Canvas
31x39in

Not available

Conny Gabora

Germany

Credentials

Featured in gallery curations
Works on commission

Conny Gabora completed his art studies at the Kolbermoor Academy as a master student of Professor Markus Lüpertz. He is a passionate painter and draftsman. He works with a figurative-abstract aesthetic, creating flowing acrylic surfaces and incorporating drawings into them. His works reflect a bold expression of utopia and rebellion against oppressive social realities and illustrate his desire to foreground a 'Pling, pling, superding world.' With a profound view of humanity and society, Gabora holds up a mirror to us, evoking raw, provocative emotions and thoughts.

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