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Wilfried Moser’s legacy comprises works from the artist’s beginnings in the early 30s until his death, thus enabling a detailed appraisal from an art historical perspective, together with a fresh interpretation of his work. Moser’s work is characterised by changes of style, departures towards new epochs, experiments placing him in the avant-garde, and artistic innovations that anticipate later trends and directions. However – with the exception of his “tachist” period in the 50s – he is a solitary, keeping his distance to groups or schools. Both his innovative accomplishments and the interconnections between his richly diverse forms of expression – e.g. his figurative realism of the 80s with its rocky landscapes – are today gaining renewed topicality in connection with the New Leipzig School.<\/p>\n
His drawings, and especially his pastels, testify of his search for transitions and new departures towards a consistent development of his oeuvre, guided by his obsessive and unrelenting urge to create space as an intangible dimension.
The following chapters provide brief characterisations of the various periods of his oeuvre as well as a few selected illustrations.<\/p>\n
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