Innovative Abstract European Art is a fascinating art movement that combines various disciplines. It brings together elements of abstract art, contemporary poetry and practical sociology to create a comprehensive and multi-layered understanding of art. Abstract art plays a central role within this movement, particularly through colour mixing painting and conceptual art. These forms of art allow artists to experiment with colours and shapes and to express complex ideas visually.



The poetry that forms part of this movement highlights current political and social issues. It addresses contradictions and reflects on both critical and positive social practices. These lyrical elements help to place the artworks in a broader social context and encourage viewers to reflect.



Overall, Innovative Abstract European Art offers an exciting platform for linking art, society and science and opening up new perspectives. The Innovative Abstract European Art movement was founded by Roland Scheel-Rübsam in 1999. He is an economist and studied sociology. He has been exhibiting his paintings since 2006.



His first exhibition was the work Betende (Praying) at the 8th Essen Youth Art Exhibition at the Zollverein Coal Mine Industrial Complex, a World Heritage Site.

• Participation in IENA 2019, Nuremberg Trade Fair. Painting Roland Scheel with works from the series ‘Europe. The Path to the Future’ and the KIT initiative ‘Implementing Solutions to the Education Crisis’. Various models were presented at the kick-off event for the innovation meeting. Roland Scheel-Rübsam spoke about ‘Painting and Europe’.

• Permanent exhibition at the registry office of the city of Essen - Ruhr area. The two artworks ‘Day 3’ and ‘Day 4’ from the series ‘Art from Essen - Green Capital 2017 - Art on Recycled Paper’ have been on permanent display at the Essen Registry Office since April 2019.

• First publication, article in INVOLO - Magazine for Culture. Society. Knowledge in 2020.

• In addition, more than 19 books by Roland Scheel-Rübsam focusing on abstract art, poetry and art sociology have been published since 2020.

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