Artist

Peter Kuttner's original boho minimalist artworks are characterized by an organic aesthetic and textured surfaces, achieved through patient layering and innovative use of media. Employing a combination of collage and paint, Kuttner finds personal expression in the clear colors and contrasting soft textures he meticulously crafts. Emphasizing the concept of "Zero-Waste Art," Kuttner employs a distinctive method of creating collaged paintings, wherein each mini painting within the larger composition is entirely unique. This uniqueness stems from the individual reactions between colors and an intermediary glass surface, contributing to the overall distinctiveness of each piece.

The artist states about his work, “When I’m painting, I tend to yield to the spontaneous and intuitive development of the artwork. I allow gravity and evaporation to become my allies in creating each piece. I enjoy being an observer of the organic processes that occur without human influence, both inside and outside of the studio.”

Kuttner’s artworks have been featured in Architectural Digest Magazine as well as in popular films and television shows including Two and a Half Men, Californication, and Nashville. In 2016, he became part of the permanent collection of the International Museum of Collage in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Since 2019, his artwork has been purchased by multiple Hospitals and Medical Centers for the uplifting feeling inherent in the work. Presently, Kuttner’s work is on display in a large number of private, royal, museum, and corporate collections worldwide.