Klaus Bröking

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Klaus Bröking, known as Klekkso in the contemporary art world, is a German artist born and raised in Minden. From a young age, he nurtured a passion for painting and modeling, initially as a hobby. Over time, this passion transformed into a deeper need to express himself in a natural and spontaneous way through art.

After moving to Göttingen to pursue his studies, Klekkso found the city to be not only a stimulating environment but also a new source of inspiration. Fascinated by abandoned objects, he began to collect old tables, cabinet backs, and canvases from bulky waste, turning them into his canvases. Through these reclaimed materials, Klekkso gives new life to forgotten objects, creating a connection between past and present.

Music plays a central role in his creative process. Klekkso loves to paint while listening to music, allowing the rhythm and energy of sound to guide his brush. This spontaneous and instinctive approach is reflected in his works, which often convey a strong emotional and dynamic charge.

In addition to painting, Klekkso is actively involved in the cultural life of Göttingen, where he regularly organizes exhibitions and artistic events. His live performances, where painting merges with other art forms such as dance, are particularly appreciated for their ability to engage the audience and dissolve boundaries between different artistic disciplines. Klekkso continues to experiment and innovate, driven by his passion for art and sustainability, always seeking new ways to express himself through reclaimed materials and diverse artistic forms.