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Petrus Wandrey
Petrus Wandrey (born March 8, 1939 in Dresden, Germany as Ulrich Carl Peter Wandrey, died May 11, 2012 in Hamburg) was a German artist who lived and worked in Hamburg. Wandrey studied at Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften Hamburg (fashion school located at Armgartstraße), from 1960 to 1963, and from 1963 to 1968 at Hochschule für bildende Künste Hamburg. He was influenced by Surrealism, Pop Art and the Dada movement.
Wandrey was fascinated by science and technology. These subjects frequently appear in his work, influenced by the simplicity and brilliance of digital image culture. He proclaimed the Digitalist Movement with the delivery of his panel ''Science and Beyond'' at Fordham University, New York, in 1978. The work integrates vertical and horizontal pixel sequences, the smallest square-shaped units displayed on the monitor screen. Pixels create a characteristic silhouette with typically jagged outlines that become one of the trademarks of Wandrey’s multi-faceted and highly diverse palette of visual imagery. Another distinctive characteristic in many of his works is his use of computer junk or individually manufactured hardware as elements in the creative process.
==Early Years==
Wandrey works in many creative fields including painting, sculpture, installation art, graphics, art objects, furniture design, jewelry design, and textile design. He initially was a designer and illustrator of countless record sleeves for classic, jazz and rock music. He then designed covers for ''Der Spiegel'' and ''Capital'' magazines, illustrations for ''Playboy'', ''Stern'', ''TransAtlantik'' magazines and for the weekly newspaper ''Die Zeit''. He also created numerous posters, for instance for the Rainer Werner Fassbinder movies ''Chinese Roulette'' (1976) and ''Despair'' (1978)), and for rock stars. Wandrey then used the proceeds from these commissions to finance his own independent work.
In 1975 he travelled to Port Lligat in Spain where he gave his work ''Venus’ Wind'' to his idol Salvador Dalí as a birthday present. Dalí then put Wandrey’s ''Venus'' on permanent show in the Mae West Room at his Dalí Theatre and Museum in Figueres, Spain.〔compare Galloway, 1999, p. 38f.〕
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