Selected works, artist statement, biography and CV.

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Kaspar Flück, born 1989 in Solothurn, is a self-taught painter whose work navigates the liminal space between landscape and atmosphere — places where fog settles, light persists, and the earth holds its breath.

Working with pigments, oil-wax emulsions, and oil paint on primed cotton, his paintings resist resolution. They suggest geological memory, weather as mood, and the quiet violence of natural thresholds.

He studied graphic design at the School of Visual Arts in Biel (2006–2009) and has been painting independently since. His work has been shown in galleries and institutions across Switzerland.