Georg Baselitz (*1938 in Deutschbaselitz) is one of the most important German painters of our time. Since 1969 he has turned his motifs upside down – a method that shifts attention from the subject to painting itself. Alongside painting he creates expressive wooden sculptures worked with axe and chainsaw.
Dokumentation and interview with Georg Baselitz at his exhibition at the Kunstsammlung NRW K20 in Düsseldorf in 2003.