Heinrich Denke

Heinrich Denke was born in 1974 in the Silesian Highlands (a part of Poland which was originally German). He finished his art studies successfully with the highest degree possible followed up by several postgraduate studies. After establishing himself as an artist and writer Heinrich described himself as a "non-factional artist." He spent much of his time traveling through the world and studying art in museums, trying also to reconcile different groups in the cultural world, which resulted in...See more

Heinrich Denke was born in 1974 in the Silesian Highlands (a part of Poland which was originally German). He finished his art studies successfully with the highest degree possible followed up by several postgraduate studies. After establishing himself as an artist and writer Heinrich described himself as a "non-factional artist." He spent much of his time traveling through the world and studying art in museums, trying also to reconcile different groups in the cultural world, which resulted in defining his own theory and philosophy about art and creativity. Regardless of many successes like his exhibition in New York, cooperation with global corporations (SAP) and artists or academic publications about his art, his 'hunger' for cultural development and artistic freedom could never be satisfied . The side effect of never finding a "quiet haven" for his artistic expression was his drive for mastering most of the artistic materials and approaches which are enriching his teaching in his own art academy (nuARTis.com). During these years Heinrich began developing his theory of permanent creative revolution. His art academy and Art and Yoga school Yogarten is the expression of this holistic idea. Heinrich Denkes memoir of expatriate experiences through travel and the world Metropolis is the artist dream and it also stands as one of the best peeks into creative circles of Paris, New York and Hong Kong. His writing gives always a glimpse of his own personal mindset and process and the reader can learn quite a bit about the art, culture and being a human. You don't into the extremes of Heinrich Denkes inner and outer journeys to learn a little something from the quintessential artist. At once artist and writer, his most famous work delves into the human mindset and relive the hopes and frustration of finding inspiration and chasing the Creative Dream. Not many writers journey comes remotely close to exploring his nuances, and even those who've never once picked up any of his works will still find his moving and beautiful life riveting. For him, self-expression allowed him a worthwhile conduit for the pain he felt over never having a homeland and roots; authors hoping to pursue their craft citing similar reasons might find this artwork useful. To this day, Heinrich Denke remains a polarizing figure between art and writing, and reading about his shines a more human light on what he offers literature. See less