Kai Feldschur creates complex paintings in which painting itself becomes a central point of reference. Although his works are based on concrete observations, they resist clear categorization. Space is thus transformed into an artificial construct that disrupts our perception on several levels. Always dynamic in their brushwork, the paintings present spontaneous yet never arbitrary fragments of everyday life or impressions gathered while travelling, while also allowing glimpses of particular moods and states of mind. Many of his works contain direct references to major artists such as Vermeer, Picasso, or Roy Lichtenstein.

Kai Feldschur was born in Rodewisch in 1972. He studied at the Weißensee Academy of Art in Berlin as well as at the Berlin University of the Arts, where he completed his studies as a master student under Professor Karl Horst Hödicke. Kai Feldschur lives and works in Schwabach.