Hubert Scheibl has produced abstract pictures since the beginnings of his career in the 1980s. In the 1990's he reduced his personal handwriting in favour of a flat, almost monochrome style of painting radiating a meditative tenor and using mainly Palette knife.

Hubert Scheibl's paintings are characterized by their overwhelming formats and their depth and are recognised as an outstanding exponent of an abstract-sensitive, lyrical style of painting. 

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The exhibition FLY concerntrates on longings and utopias. This juxtaposes large and small paintings with a compact environment with the ambition to create a broken labyrinth of an expedition. 

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The vast contrasts in dimension combined with the overwhelming sensual nature of his work alters the traditional relationship between space and viewer.

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