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Andreas Wick was born, lives and works in Bremen-Walle (Northern Germany) as graphic designer. Since the 90s he was also working at different theaters and galleries e.g. the GaDeWe (Galerie des Westens – gallery of the westside). In this context, he presented many of his artwork in some team exhibitions.
In 2019 a greater exhibition of artwork took place at the 2nach4 gallery, framed by the art show called Kunst.Hafen.Walle. Corona has occurred a break in exhibitions. 2020 Andreas Wick took part at Luxembourg Art Prize. In November 2021 works were exhibited at the Kunst.Hafen.Walle Event Artshow.



Andreas Wick is a versatile artist from Bremen whose artistic journey, since the early 1990s, has been shaped by an unusual interplay between fine art, graphic design, theater, and digital media. His works are created both in the traditional manner — with paint and brush — and on the digital screen, thereby deliberately navigating the space between the analog visual world and digital transformation.
His artistic roots run deep in Bremen's cultural scene. Wick has been active in the theater and gallery scenes since the 1990s — including at the Galerie des Westens (GaDeWe) — and found a platform for his own texts and images within the Bremen DaDa fraction and the KaFeDaDa collective. Since then, his works have been presented in numerous solo and group exhibitions. These include Kunst.Hafen.Walle, ArtFest at Constructor University, exhibitions in Bremen's cultural scene, and a presentation at the ArtBox Gallery in New York. In 2025, his works were featured, among other places, in an exhibition at the GaDeWe marking its 40th anniversary, as well as in the maritime series "Waterworlds–Sail" at the Stadthaus Vegesack. This was followed in 2026 by the exhibition "Mensch & Licht."
What makes his work special is the combination of artistic intuition and decades of professional visual experience. As a trained print preparer and longtime graphic designer, Wick understands both the technical aspects of an image and its impact. For him, illustration, photography, layout, digital image editing, and traditional painting are not separate worlds, but rather different tools of a shared visual language.
Thematically, Wick repeatedly explores motifs that lie somewhere between reality, memory, and fantasy. His works tell stories, draw on regional and maritime references, and combine clear visual motifs with a playful, sometimes ironic dimension. His exploration of Walle's maritime past, in particular, demonstrates how personal perception and local memory can give rise to a distinct visual world.
Andreas Wick thus represents an art form that cannot be confined to a single medium. His works emerge at the intersection of classical painting and digital imagery, where graphic design meets fine art, and where his experience in theater and visual communication flows into his visual language.
An artist straddling two worlds — analog and digital, image and stage, reality and imagination.
Creating artwork can be a deeply personal and meaningful experience for those who are passionate about art. For many, it is a form of self-expression and a way to explore their emotions, memories, and ideas through their art. Art allows people to experience and express their feelings in a creative and unique way, and to express themselves without the need for words. It can also be used to explore and celebrate different cultures, values, and beliefs. Art can be a form of healing, a way to express and process difficult emotions, and a way to connect with and understand others. Art is a powerful way for people to express themselves and create something beautiful.
Art is an essential part of our lives, as it helps bring beauty, joy, and meaning to our lives. Art has the power to connect us to the world around us, and to our own inner selves. Art helps us to recognize beauty in the world, to see and appreciate the diversity of life, and to express our emotions and experiences. Art also helps us to develop empathy and understanding, as it allows us to explore different cultures, beliefs, and points of view. Art is a form of communication and expression that allows us to connect with others and to build relationships. In a world filled with chaos and uncertainty, art is a necessary reminder of beauty, love, and hope.
In Bremen we say "moin" which means "Wish You a good day". Due to a severe crash my artist site was not showing any images.
I'm working on a rebuilt site now. But this will last a little bit.

Exhibition "Mensch & Licht" (Human and Light) is just over.
At Vegesack Community Center, visitors enjoyed Andreas Wick's colorful acrylic paintings until June 29, 2026. (Image photographed by Cynthia Bolen-Nieland)
Galerie des Westens, Bremen, celebrates its 40th anniversary with a special exhibition featuring the Jahresgaben alongside photographs and documents from the past four decades. A look back at the gallery's history and the many different artists who have shaped it since 1985. In this context, two works from Andreas Wick, and some photos have been shown (June/Aug 2025).

Exhibition of maritime artwork created by Andreas Wick shown at the Stadthaus Vegesack.

Starting about August 2025 until September 2025: Framed by the context "Kunst und Wissenschaft im Stadthaus" (Art and Science at the Stadthaus) organized by Cynthia Bolen-Nieland, Global Ambassador of the University of Colorado in Bremen, supported by Gunnar Sgolik.
Stadthaus Vegesack, Gerhard-Rohlfs-Str. 62, 28757 Bremen — 1st floor (open to public, Mondays to Thursdays 8am till 4pm, Fridays 8am till 12pm)
3 to 5th of April 2025 there will be ArtFest at Constructor University in Bremen-Grohn and at the so called "Haus am Wasser" in Vegesack.
The organization team has chosen some of my works to be exhibited. Be there and meet interesting artists.
"Besuchen Sie meine Ausstellung lispelt Lisbeth." — Visit my exhibition lisps 'lizbeth. – Max Ernst
Art meets Industry — Factory of E.S. Planung und Rohrbau GmbH. From November 13th (opening) to November 15th 2026, art exhibition with different artists at E.S. Planung und Rohrbau GmbH, Gerstenkamp 8, 27299 Langwedel.
Auf den Hund gekommen – Dackel. From end of November 2026 (opening), art exhibition with different artists at City Galerie, Lloydstr., Bremen. (A. Wick is also showing some images around the 3rd of October festival in Bremen at that place.)
At Energieleitzentrale, Am Speicher XI 11, Bremen-Überseestadt. On Saturday, September 5th, from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM, and on Sunday, September 6th, from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM, the doors of the Energy Control Center opened for the kunst.markt.walle (Walle Art Market). A diverse range of artworks was available to browse and purchase.
Lichtgestalten – Licht trifft Mensch
12th May 2026 to 25th June 2026. Exhibition at Gustav-Heinemann-Bürgerhaus Vegesack. "Serie Kunst & Wissenschaft" arranged by Cynthia Bolen-Nieland (Art City Bremen). Open Monday till Thursday 8.30am to 6.30pm, Saturday from 8.30am to 1.30pm.
17.–18.4.2026 ArtFest "Roots & Routes"
Constructor University, Campus Ring 1, 28759 Bremen (Cinema etc.). Bremen-based student-led art exhibition; opens Friday at 19.30. ArtFest 2026 presented a curated selection of diverse and inspiring works across multiple disciplines, highlighting creativity, innovation, and artistic expression. Visitors could expect a rich and immersive experience featuring visual art, performances, and interactive elements.
29.7–1.9.2025 Waterworlds – Sail 2025
Stadthaus Vegesack, Gerhard-Rohlfs-Str. 62, Bremen. Open Monday till Thursday 8am to 4pm, Friday from 8 to 12.
30.5–20.11.2025 2nach4Falt
Tante Martin, Vegesacker Str. 84a, Bremen. Open Monday from 12 to 18, Thursday till Friday from 12 to 22, Saturday and Sunday from 14.30 to 18.
22.11.–23.11.2025 Kunst.Hafen.Walle
Exhibition at HAG area. More info under kunsthafenwalle.de.
3.4.–5.4.2025 ArtFest
Constructor University, Campus Ring 1, 28759 Bremen (formerly known as Jacobs University Bremen-Grohn). Also at: Bootshaus Vegesack, Am Wasser 35, 28759 Bremen.
NatürLicht 1 at Bgh. Vegesack
8th February 2025 to 1st March 2025. Exhibition of various artists at Gustav-Heinemann-Bürgerhaus Vegesack, organized by Cynthia Bolen-Nieland.
Biking & Sketching Lesum
14th November 2024 to 14th December 2024. Exhibition of various artists at Sparkasse Lesum, Hindenburgstr. 67, organized by Cynthia Bolen-Nieland.
Freiheit at 2nach4
Starting 20th April 2024 at 2nach4 Kunstgenuss. Many artists from the Tempo 38 group created an exhibition in transition. Artwork has moved to Tante Martin, Vegesacker Str. 84a, Bremen.
Money, Money, Money
23rd February – 30th May 2024, Gallery at Creative Hub Bremen, Friedrich-Karl-Straße 54, 28205 Bremen. Artwork was presented at the Exhibition at Creative Hub Gallery, Bremen.
Kneip(en) K(ult)ur
(Pub Culture) Exhibition with works from Bettina Bexte, Isa Fischer, Rainer Schmidt and Andreas Wick. Exhibition opening: Saturday 8th June 2024, 6pm. From 8th June to 13th July 2024, open Monday to Saturday 7pm till 10.30pm. helga Kneipe, Helgolander Str. 22, 28217 Bremen.
Art Fest 2024
Artwork by Andreas Wick was shown at ArtFest 2024, "Through the Kaleidoscope", a Bremen-based student-led art exhibition at Constructor University (formerly Jacobs University), 12./13. April 2024. Friday 7pm till 10.30pm, Saturday 10am till 10.30pm. Campus Ring 1, Bremen, Germany 28759.
Kunst.Hafen.Walle 2023
Kunst.Hafen.Walle exhibition took place 4./5th November 2023.
Bremer 4FALT
Artist Friends 2nach4: Horst Ehlert, Konrad Siess, Hanns Selig and Andreas Wick. From 9 July – 17 Sept 2023 at Blaues Haus, Worpswede.
Art Box Gallery NY
Artwork was shown at the ArtBox Exhibition 2023 in New York City, 17–26 April 2023, 345 Broome Street, New York 10013, Nolita, Manhattan NYC.
Art Fest 2023
Andreas Wick took part at the Annual Exhibition, Constructor University (formerly Jacobs University), 24/25 March 2023. Friday 7pm till 10.30pm, Saturday 10am till 10.30pm.










































