Martin Disler

His works primarily featured oil and/or acrylic spray on canvas. Most of his canvases appear without a title, leaving interpretation to the viewer. The Neue Wilde style appeared within the German-speaking parts of Europe as a response to the established elements of the avant-garde, to minimal art and to conceptual art. A fellow movement was the Italian transavantguardia movement, the Figuration Libre in France and New-Image-Painting in the United States. Paintings by Disler and other members of this movement feature broad, quick brushstrokes in colors that are intense and bright.