Caspar Baum owns a studio in Singapore and has been traveling extensively through Asia for decades. This has significantly influenced his work. His works refer to principles of harmony as known in the perception of art in Asia. The envelope of the canvas is carefully divided into areas corresponding in size and density to each other trying to avoid aggressive unbalanced situations. The selection of colours follows the range of materials and elements being traditional for Asia, its nature and men-made treasures. The works are calm and introverted and would ideally been visited totally isolated as tradition says in Japan.
“Angkor Wat”
“Jungle Temple”
“Night in the Botanical Garden”
“Pacific Paintings”
“White Paintings”
