BOOKS - ENGLISH

The Rudy Ernst Art Collection summarizes his artistic creations from 1975 to 2025. It pictures the abstract and figurative paintings, his humorous “Dream Drawings” in their many variations, as well as his “Humanoid” and “Reverse-Engineered” sculptures. Finally, it enters the futuristic world of Rudy Ernst’s “Space Sculptures” and his works of Computer Aided Art (CAA) that combine his “Analog” and “Digital” (including AI – Augmented Reality) works that span dozens of years of his “Creative Multitasking.”

In this book, Rudy Ernst talks about his painterly evolution and compares it to that of Gerhard Richter. Ernst has been a pioneer in the area of Computer Aided Art (CAA), a personal style that he has developed since 1994, and welcomes recent trends of prominent artists who are joining in on using new digital technologies in their own recent works.

Rudy Ernst describes his journey from the analog to the digital world and shows a selection of his unique artworks that tie the conventional to the digital.

The Story of Dada revives some of the most revolutionary art historical events of the 20th Century and introduces the notion of the “Dada-Gene,” which the Author believes to enhance creativity.

At an age of extreme information overflow, yet defined and limited by social perception, ideological barriers and indoctrination, this book is an out-of-the-box approach to a bird’s eye view of the “Big Picture.”Point by point, the Reader is guided across a basic thought process that includes scientific fact findings through our “Reason of the Mind”and the human longing for Higher Authorities through the virtual realities of our “Human Belief System.”This book also outlines how little the human mind can grasp of anything deeper than what we can perceive directly with our few senses, and it finally introduces the idea of UNUM, a scientific concept where“Everything may be contained in Everything.”

Two gender, race and age neutral Adventurers take the reader on a realistic, yet fictional, journey from New York City to Patagonia and to the South Pole. The Story is for Children and for Grownups. It is funny, informative, and full of suspense. Each Chapter is a standalone Story, always closely related to reality, as are the Photoshop compositions by the Author that reflect his exact vision for each Picture.

Sculptomania describes how Rudy Ernst became a painter, how his humanoid figures begun to jump out of the canvas to become self contained, and how he became a passionate sculptor over the course of the past twenty-five years. It also shows and talks in detail about his recent Space Sculptures and his Humanoids: the Femalions and the Lilliputs.