Tobias Kroeger

Tobias Kroeger's "Prism" emerges as a monumental and expansive artwork, defined by the dynamic interplay of a massive crystal, vibrant prisms, and a series of intricate circles. What may initially appear as a chaotic array of shapes gradually reveals itself as a meticulously orchestrated composition. Each geometric form is thoughtfully positioned, imbuing the piece with layers of meaning and creating a striking dialogue between the artwork and the architecture that houses it.In a unique collaboration with the City of Bremen, an adjacent streetlight has been seamlessly integrated into the project, painted to mirror the hues of the façade. This thoughtful extension amplifies the artwork’s presence, transforming it into a more immersive experience. Visitors are invited to walk through this vivid world of color, gaining a "three-dimensional" perspective that enhances the overall impact of this street art installation.Beyond this commanding piece, the building’s façade also features two additional works: an oversized depiction of Spiderman and a pair of sculptures by Otmar Hörl, each contributing to the location's rich visual narrative.Conceived in 2024, "Prism" was born out of a desire to rejuvenate the space following the overpainting of a previous artwork—a stylized zebra crossing—by uncommissioned graffiti. Kroeger’s intervention injects new energy into the urban landscape, offering a fresh visual dialogue for the community.

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Prism

Bremen-based Urban Art artist Tobias Kroeger has transformed the underpass at Meta-Sattler-Straße, the connecting path between Walle/Utbremen and Findorff, with an abstract mural that evokes the influence of major American Minimalists such as Al Held, Sol LeWitt, and Ellsworth Kelly. The mural is characterized by its striking use of geometric forms and a carefully curated color palette that blends shades of blue, red, and black with white contrasts.Kroeger's work brings a contemporary vibrancy to the urban space, infusing it with a positive and welcoming atmosphere. The mural's clean lines and bold color contrasts not only enhance the architectural features of the underpass but also create a visually engaging experience for passersby. This dynamic interplay between color and form reflects a minimalist aesthetic, while also contributing to the area's aesthetic rejuvenation.Through this mural, Kroeger has succeeded in transforming a mundane public space into a vibrant canvas of artistic expression, inviting viewers to experience a moment of visual delight and reflection as they traverse the path between Walle/Utbremen and Findorff.

Meta Monos

Look the Weird

Golden Green

David Walker

Base23

Large-scale mural featuring various artists from Bremen, Berlin, and Hamburg. The images create a portrait series, each in the distinctive style of the respective artists. The bold colors, high contrasts, and the impressive size of the individual works transform the space into a Bremen street art highlight. This collaborative effort includes renowned artists such as Look the Weird (Berlin), Moritz Green (Hamburg), David Walker (London), Base23 (Berlin), Tobias Kroeger (Bremen), and Dirk Mertin (Bremen). The mural was created in 2015 and is still in undamaged condition.

Abstract Portraits

Tobias Kroeger’s fully designed mini ramp stands as a striking example of his graphic urban art style. With its bold colors and strong, dynamic elements, Kroeger infuses the space with a youthful and vibrant energy that brings the area to life.The mini ramp not only serves as a piece of art but also integrates seamlessly with the unique architecture of its surroundings. From this vantage point, visitors can enjoy a beautiful view across the Weser River to the nearby beach, adding a stunning backdrop that enhances the visual experience of the ramp.This location is an ideal spot for a bike ride, offering both a compelling artistic focal point and a place for relaxation. Kroeger’s work masterfully combines functional and aesthetic elements, enriching the environment with its lively and energetic presence.

Miniramp

Located in the heart of Bremen's vibrant Steintor district, this graphic wall art by artist Tobias Kroeger can be found at the entrance of the trendy hair salon Helena Francesco, situated at the most popular intersection in the Viertel. Much like the neighborhood itself, known for its numerous strolling spots and cozy cafés, this artwork captures the essence of the area. Rendered in a minimalist style and using only a few colors, the piece blends seamlessly into its lively surroundings, reflecting the dynamic spirit of the community.

Minimal 

Markus Genesius / WOW123 

Collaborative Artwork by Artists Tobias Kroeger and Markus GenesiusOn this construction fence, the distinctive styles of Bremen artists Tobias Kroeger and Markus Genesius merge. Both have been influential figures in Bremen's graffiti scene since the 1990s and have since found success in contemporary art as well. Here, Genesius' abstract test-pattern aesthetic meets Kroeger’s precise, graphic approach, creating a dynamic visual language that will inspire and accompany pedestrians in Sögestraße for an entire year.This temporary artwork was created as part of the Street Art Cities campaign of the WFB Bremen, and symbolizes the creative exchange and close collaboration within Bremen’s urban art scene. The installation powerfully demonstrates how urban art can enrich the cityscape and foster cultural identity.

Collaborative Artwork

This large-scale mural by Bremen-based artist Tobias Kroeger is a striking example of contemporary art, distinguished by its abstract and powerful design. The piece employs a monochromatic color scheme, where blue and red contrast against black and white, creating a dramatic visual impact.The expansive surfaces of the mural engage with the architectural features of the building, integrating seamlessly into the existing structure. This approach enhances the industrial character of the backdrop, resulting in a strong, minimalist aesthetic that feels both imposing and impactful.Originally created for a port-themed project, the artwork evokes the rugged yet captivating qualities of industrial environments. Despite its minimalist form and limited color palette, the piece resonates deeply, emphasizing Kroeger's artistic vision and contemporary relevance.

Monoliths

<div>As a contribution of 'NEUSTART KULTUR PROGRAMM', supported by the <a href="https://www.instagram.com/bundeskultur/">BKM (Bundesbeauftragte für Kultur und Medien) BUNDESKUNST</a> and the <a href="https://www.instagram.com/mkk_dortmund/">MKK Dortmund (Museum für Kunst und Kulturgeschichte)</a>, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/tobiaskroeger/">Tobias Kroeger</a> (DE) and <a href="https://www.instagram.com/topic_tomislav/">Tomislav Topic</a> (DE) painted 2 amaying abstract murals, produced by 44309 PUBLIC//ART SPACE A video can be watched at <a href="https://vimeo.com/582045159">vimeo</a>.</div>

TOBIAS KROEGER (DE) at Rittershausstraße 34

Didier (Jaba) Mathieu

Dirk Mertin

The large-scale wall mural is a striking collaborative project by artists Tobias Kroeger, Dirk Mertin, Moritz Green, and Base23. This work features abstract, partially graphic, and comic-style portraits, creating a compelling example of contemporary urban art. This piece marks the second collaboration among these artists, with this iteration including Belgian artist Didier Jabba Matthieu. Matthieu, a prominent member of the renowned artist collective UB Ultra Boys, adds a unique dimension to the project with his distinctive style.Completed in 2016, the mural remains in excellent condition, showcasing the enduring vibrancy and quality of the artistic vision. The mural’s impressive scale and the creative diversity of its portraits make it a standout example of modern street art and a significant contribution to the urban art scene.

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