Collage of five photos: close-up of colorfully painted brushes, sketch with handwritten notes, shells with labels, brushes in a container, and photographs of a bird on a branch and a Maulpilot cucumber.

"When I design something new, I start with inspiration from nature—I am fascinated by its innovative power, its sophisticated growth strategies, and its unconditional resilience."

About Andreas Bünter

Portrait

Andreas Bünter is an artist and entrepreneur.
For over three decades, he has managed, built, and guided companies through change. Today, he translates this experience into his artistic work—into images that visualize themes such as growth, resilience, and transformation and have an impact in corporate spaces.

Personal
Andreas Bünter was born in 1963 and grew up in Lucerne.
He now lives in Ennetbaden.

Entrepreneurial career

  • Active in various entrepreneurial roles since 1983

  • Establishing and managing companies in the areas of financial services and consulting

  • Supporting companies through growth phases, reorganizations, and transformation processes

  • Best-selling author with Brian Tracy, author of "Digitalization in Small and Medium-Sized Businesses," multiple sales champion in the DACH region

  • CIIA (Certified International Investment Analyst), graduate in business administration, Swiss certified financial analyst & asset manager

Artistic development

  • Since secondary school, involvement with art, drawing, and painting

  • Development of an independent visual language through further training at the Milan Art Institute, Florida

  • Current exhibition at the Ennetbaden community center

Today's focus

  • Art on the themes of growth, resilience, and transformation

  • Advising companies on the design of spaces through art

  • Development of collections specifically tailored to corporate spaces

Artist Statement

My works are created in series. Each image is part of a larger narrative—about a landscape, an animal, a movement, or a theme.

In my studio, I work with multiple layers: I create structures, remove them, and rebuild them. What remains are traces of decisions—similar to companies, where every decision has visible and invisible consequences.

It is always important to me that I enjoy my work. And that I can make people happy with it.

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