Bernd Haussmann, born in Tuebingen, Germany, has been a US resident since 1994. He divides his time between his studios north of Boston and in western Maine where he also works with his wife Anne on a 450-acre nature project. Haussmann exhibits nationally and internationally, in galleries and non-profit venues. His works are featured in many corporate collections and a number of prominent museum collections, such as Art Hong Kong, San Francisco Art Fair, Art Santa Fe, Texas Contemporary, Dallas Art Fair, Miami Project, Toronto International Art Fair, Los Angeles Art Show, and Art Miami. Haussmann was also an artist-in-residence at the Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT, 2012 - 2015. His mixed media etchings on reversed acrylic glass welcome contemplation like a mirror, both in material and in substance.
Haussmann’s vast body of work is in essence a philosophical rumination through paint and color on the nature of things. His paintings pose encompassing, fundamental questions — and provide the answer. “Destruction is the single most important part in creating. Everything is following the laws of nature, is part of the evolutionary process. Very little is present and all of it only temporarily. Most is invisible.” - Bernd Haussmann
