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My Name is Lutz Gaebler I was born in 1952 near Hanover Germany I have been educated till I reached engineering status. I ran a business creating sculptured candles to enable me to move to New Zealand in 1981 to start a life with main focus on art, establishing a ceramic studio and working in other mediums like paint and glass.
 In the mid 90's I concentrated on photography, in particular on photomontage, using photopaper to cut, assemble and glue into a new form usually using three shots without digital manipulation and trying to capture the inner movement. I am called Try Fluke studio and you find more info on www.tryfluke.co.nz.
My first exhibition took place in 2007 in the Art People studio, Whitianga
Lutz Gaebler photomontage "Arm Twister"
Lutz Gaebler photomontage. "Human Bird No. 1"
Lutz Gaebler 'Alantien Face'
Bruno the artist
Bruno Gaebler
Bruno Gaebler
Bruno Gaebler
Bruno Gaebler
CONTACT
Lutz Gaebler, Martin Jakowitch, Bruno Gaebler
Try Fluke Studio, 462 SH25 Kuaotunu
PH
07 866-5371
Email tryfluke@xtra.co.nz
Web www.tryfluke.co.nz
DIRECTIONS
Its better to ring if you want to visit 07 866 5371.
Its safer to come from Whitianga on State Highway 25 see Kuaotunu in the distance as you come down the hill find a hidden drive on the left (small white fence ) no 462 go down (single lane watch oncoming traffic) find Parkingsigns
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Try Fluke Studio
I was born 1953 near Vienna, Austria. I attended graphics and applied art courses at the Vienna Art School 1976/77, and have worked as a freelance artist/artisan ever since. In 1978 I established a jewellery design and manufacturing studio in Vienna. I joined the Austrian association of independent artists and artisans, and took part in numerous shows and group exhibitions in Austria, Germany, Italy and France (1978/86) In 1986 I immigrated to New Zealand and in 1989 settled down in Kuaotunu, Coromandel. From 1996 to 2001.
I spent always one half of the year in New Zealand and 6 months in Europe. My main focus switched to larger sculptural work, mainly produced and marketed in Europe. I started using everyday items like cutlery turning it into absurd objects. 1996/07 various exhibitions in Austria, Germany and the Czech Republic In 2005, back in New Zealand, I began to experiment with a new craft, the kiln forming of glass. I produced a range of garden sculptures made out of fused recycled glass, selling them through local crafts outlets.
Martin Jakowitsch MJ Personal
Martin Jakowitsch
Martin Jakowitsch Absurd objects Hinged Forks
Martin Jakowitsch Cutlery Weta
Martin Jakowitsch Glass Flower
Martin Jakowitsch Plane descending on Kuoatunu Beach
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