Rudolf Draheim's artistic journey revolves around the autonomy of color as a medium of expression, earning him international acclaim. His works, showcased in prominent venues like the Abgeordnetenhaus der FDP in Berlin and the art collection of the German Bundestag, embody his perspective on color as a multifaceted entity. Draheim's influence extends to China, where he participated in prestigious events such as the "First Nanjing International Art Festival" and exhibited at esteemed institutions like the UESTC University in Chengdu. As an artist specializing in abstract and expressionistic squeegee paintings, Draheim is a key figure in the German artistic movement known as 'kapitalistischer realismus', which served as a counterpoint to American pop art.
