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"Fitzcarraldo" (1982) painting by Dietmar Scherf. This painting captures the Klaus Kinski "Fitzcarraldo" character in an exceptional Werner Herzog flick, ... doing things out of the ordinary, crazy things in pursuit of an idea, ... building an opera house in the middle of the Amazon jungle. Celebration in the light of defeat, ... it was all worth it. Life is about the moment and the experience, and success may have a different definition than what the general public considers success.

Dietmar Scherf (b. 1961) is an Austrian-born American artist. Since the late 70's he has evolved step by step as an artist. Scherf is often experimenting and reinterpreting some influences from various masters with his own unique approach, technique and voice that he developed throughout his life. Growing up in culture-rich Austria, especially when moving to Vienna in the early 80's he was often confronted with the works by Friedensreich Hundertwasser, Gustav Klimt, Wolfgang Hutter, Rudolf Hausner and other artists. Brief encounters with artists Alfred Hrdlicka and Friedensreich Hundertwasser left a memorable impression on him and were inspiring. Aside from the Austrian artists he enjoyed the artworks from Andy Warhol, Salvador Dali, Pablo...