The Artist

Utopian notions outlined the dream Otto Freundlich foraged for as he shifted his studying of dentistry to art in 1908. Aiding to locate a voice for artists in 1918 Germany; Freundlich alongside the November Political Group accrued a path that contested the new laws that defined the arts with intentions of defining a more respected input towards the educational structures that housed the arts.

As an abstract painter and sculptor Freundlich found the cubist movement to be admirable while neighboring the likes of Pablo Picasso in France.

During the Nazi occupation of the 1930s Freundlich's work was damned and judged as degenerate art. Soon, later in the 1940s Freundlich was arrested, and deported from the Pyrenees to Majdanek concentration camp then assassinated upon his admission.