"The world is our expansive canvas; as we traverse through life, all it requires is a shift in perspective from above." This profound ethos defines the artistic philosophy of Werner Bronkhorst, a South African artist who now draws inspiration from the Australian coastline. Self-taught and possessing remarkable skill, Werner's canvases transcend mere artistry—they narrate a tale of symbiosis between materials and hues, weaving together the realms of surfing and skiing. His dynamic microcosms, often infused with a sporting spirit, emerge from the fusion of robust materials, transforming into lively stage settings within natural landscapes, where diminutive protagonists thrive. These compositions speak volumes about the intricate interplay of size, color, and the raw essence of nature, reflecting Werner's unique artistic prowess.

Werner Bronkhorst is a contemporary artist who brings an understanding of visual contradiction and technical ability to his practice. He is known for his sculptural abstract images with hyper-real miniatures, and his charcoal automotive drawings layered with bold statements. Often regarded as a significant new voice in contemporary figurative and conceptual art, Bronkhorst's work engages with perception and scale in powerful and poetic ways.

Whether you are a seasoned collector or a new investor looking for beautiful, engaging and conceptually loaded artwork, Bronkhorst's work occupies a unique place to appreciate technique and storytelling. Having built a presence through [Instagram](https://fairart.com/editorial/insights/the-rise-of-instagram-artists-breaking-down-barriers-in-the-art-world/121), to increasing global attention and new collectors, the range of Bronkhorst artworks is currently available from high-value originals as well as limited editions for investment.

## About Werner Bronkhorst

As originally born in South Africa and now practising from his studio in Australia, Bronkhorst's perspective as a [contemporary artist](https://fairart.com/editorial/guide/contemporary-art/11) is undoubtedly global. A strong interest in both design and spatial awareness defines Bronkhorst's sense of place and visual language, capturing fine art realism with an installation sensibility. Bronkhorst's work can cleverly juxtapose abstract planes in clean, abstract, yet metallic surfaces with human figures on a small scale, inviting viewers to explore space, intimacy, and forms of human behaviour.

The use of digital platforms has enhanced Bronkhorst's visibility across [social media](https://fairart.com/editorial/guide/how-social-media-is-changing-the-art-collecting-landscape/120), helping to propel Bronkhorst's success with coinciding virality - short clips of Bronkhorst's artwork showing fine details of the figures, or the cinematic quality of his multiple/vintage car drawings—has drawn the attention of countless followers from around the world. Collectors have consequently been drawn to Bronkhorst's work, who is now regarded as one of the most recognisable new voices in contemporary figurative and conceptual art.



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