The works of the painter Siegfried Anzinger evoke a sense of speed and spontaneity. Their execution is characterized by a playful lightness and immediacy that indicates strongly  the *non-finito*—a concept of particular importance to the artist. This element of the "unfinished" is also evident in the technical execution of his works: new layers of paint are repeatedly added to his canvases, such that a single support may bear up to twenty layers of paint.

The exhibition *Bauernland* references the artist’s Austrian homeland, as well as the formative influence of the forms and colors of the Alpine landscape upon his work. Specifically for this exhibition at Noack, the artist created 20 terracotta sculptures, 40 paintings, and 25 drawings.