What's to Bee-Come of Bees; They Just Won't Bee-Have

VINCENT VAN VOLKMER

We mourn the loss of Vincent van Volkmer

We mourn the loss of Vincent van Volkmer, who passed away last night (march 17th, 2025).

Now he is reunited with his great love the artist Rebecca Horn, who died just a few months before him.

The exact circumstances of his death are currently being investigated. His body bears similar injuries to those that killed Jackson Pollock.

In accordance with his wishes, V. v. Volkmer's work will be made accessible to the public by the estate administration and the V. v. V. Foundation.

V. v. V. Estate administration, march 17th, 2025
The book

If you know you know...

The book "I killed Jackson Pollock", the Autobiography of Vincent van Volkmer will be soon published!

Vincent van Volkmer, 06.03.2025


My legacy is moving to where it - as many know - all begun, to the blockchain. 
For some reasons this website will soon disappear, but my artwork will live - in the real and in the digital world. 

Vincent van Volker, 05.02.2025

Please follow my posts at rodeo https://rodeo.club/@vincentvanvolkmer, foundation https://foundation.app/@vincentvanvolkmer and last but not least in the physical world. For all necessary informations please check the links in my https://linktr.ee/vvvin. Everything you find in the listed there profiles is original and my real artwork. 


Paintings from the year 1971 by Vincent van Volkmer: see more  

Title: „671“ by Vincent van Volkmer. Year 1971. Size: 40 cm. x 40 cm. Technic: acrylic on wood. On the back the typical proof of authenticity which is an old manuscript.

Vincent van Volkmer is one of the most prominent bee activists. To draw attention to the bee dying by a bee disguised in public in order to draw attention to the problem.

Photo above: Vincent van Volkmer at the Art Berlin Fair 2018 in Berlin.
Photo above: Vincent van Volkmer at the Art Berlin Fair 2018 in Berlin.




Vincent van Volkmer, born 03.10.1933 in Los Angeles is an american artist (painter), mathematician, kryptologist, apiarist and bonsai-tree-master. He has study art at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf in the class of Prof. Otto Pankok and is a important figure in the minimalism art movement. Futhermore he was active as an mediator between east and west in the early 90's. Read more...




Paintings from the year 1979 by Vincent van Volkmer: see more


Painting by Vincent van Volkmer, 1979. Titled „1361“ (front side), size: 40,5 x 49 cm. Painted with acrylic on fiberboard.





Paintings from the year 1963 by Vincent van Volkmer: see more


Titel: „52“ (front side). Artists: Vincent van Volkmer. Size: 55,5 x 54,5 cm. Acrylic on wood. Year 1963.
Titel: „52“ (front side). Artists: Vincent van Volkmer. Size: 55,5 x 54,5 cm. Acrylic on wood. Year 1963.





Paintings from the year 1991 by Vincent van Volkmer: see more


Titel: „2323“ (front side). Artists: Vincent van Volkmer. Size: 50 x 50 cm. Acrylic on wood. Year 1991.
Titel: „2323“ (front side). Artists: Vincent van Volkmer. Size: 50 x 50 cm. Acrylic on wood. Year 1991.




Back side of paintings

On the back side of Vincent van Volkmer's paintings you can see several symbols, signs and writings. Among them pyramides, freemason symbols and an hand written ancient manuscript. Read more...


Photo above: back side of the painting „2319“ by Vincent van Volkmer, 1991.
Photo above: back side of the painting „2319“ by Vincent van Volkmer, 1991.