Klaus Koch is an Austrian artist whose work explores the profound connection between nature and femininity, as well as the duality of existence as a universal principle. Each of his artworks is a unique piece, shaped by a search for the essential and original—an essence of being that transcends superficiality and convention. Central to his artistic vision is the theme of universal love, which informs both the content and emotional depth of his work.

Deeply inspired by the seclusion of nature, Koch draws creative strength from his natural surroundings. In contrast, he approaches societal systems with critical distance, expressing resistance to the speed, brutality, and lack of empathy in today’s global consumer culture. His work reflects a deep emotional sensitivity and a commitment to confronting the exploitation of people, animals, and the environment.

Under the ongoing series title “Perspectives of Being”, Koch explores themes such as the meaning of existence, the search for a higher order, and the origin of life. His practice engages directly with ecological and socio-political questions, viewing the sixth mass extinction not as an isolated event, but as the result of global socio-economic developments. He regards this as a shared fate that deeply affects humanity’s future.

Klaus Koch’s art is both protest and reflection—a visual call for coexistence over conflict. Through beauty, symbolism, and emotional depth, his work invites viewers to reflect, question, and imagine a world shaped by empathy, respect, and sustainability.