Heinrich "Heinz" Sevenich
German Artist and Arcitect
Born on January 1, 1935, in Aachen, Germany
Died on September 22, 2023, in Würselen, Germany
Lived and worked in Würselen near Aachen
Member of the artist group Rhombus, Aachen
Married, two children
Artist
Family Father
Arcitect
Heinz Sevenich (1935–2023)
German artist and architect
· Born 1 January 1935 in Aachen, Germany
· Died 22 September 2023 in Würselen, Germany
· Lived and worked in Würselen near Aachen
· Married, two children
· Member of the artist group Künstlergruppe Rhombus, Aachen
Artistic Practice
· 1949–1967 Sculptural works in wood, stone, plaster, and machine parts
· 1948–1969 Visual works in lead, charcoal, coloured pencil, soot, gouache, oil, ink, pastel, watercolour; tempera and collages as sketches, paintings, posters
· 1953–1968 Philosophical and literary works
· 1969–1974 Form analyses and writing systems
· 1975–1976 Mixed techniques, collages
Influential Travels
· Extensive study trips throughout Europe, the Middle East and Asia: France, Spain, Italy, Greece, Egypt, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Turkey, Iran, Pakistan, India, Thailand, Cambodia, England, Austria
· Major overland journey in 1967 from Germany to Cambodia, travelling through Turkey, Iran, Pakistan, India, Thailand and Cambodia → This long journey had a lasting impact on his artistic vocabulary, especially in terms of geometry, ornamentation and architectural structure.
Exhibitions (selected, 1957–1976)
· 1957: Aachen-Haaren
· 1958: Würselen
· 1970: Suermondt Museum Aachen
· 1973: Solo exhibition, Galerie Wolperdinger, Aachen
· 1974: Kurpark Aachen-Burtscheid
· 1974: Kreissparkasse Aachen
· 1974: Museum of the City of Nideggen
· 1975: Solo exhibition, Kunsthandlung Schoenen, Aachen
· 1975: Solo exhibition, Museum of the City of Nideggen
· 1975: Burg Heimbach
· 1975: Maaslandcentrum Elsloo, Netherlands
· 1975–1976: Solo exhibitions in medical practices in Aachen and surroundings
· 1975/1976: Solo exhibition, City Theatre Aachen
· 1976: Solo exhibition, Neue Galerie – Sammlung Ludwig (Atrium), Aachen
· 1976: Stadtsparkasse Aachen
· 2026: Underground Studio Kiel, Germany
Professional Background (architecture)
· Trained as a draughtsman (1951–1953)
· Registered architect since 1977 (Chamber of Architects NRW, No. A 14326)
· Worked as draughtsman, technical assistant, project assistant, coordinator, site manager and architect in Aachen and Düsseldorf (1953–1992+)



