Alfred Erwin Günter Friedrich (born 25 January 1943, in Kreuzberg, Berlin) is a German painter, sculpture, multidisciplinary artist. supporting, promoting and spreading art and culture with his Collections. His artworks incorporated materials such as wood, paper, steal, puppets, glass, bronze, cloth, acrylic glass, photography and technological elements, resulting in deep resources which involved audience in a subversive , immersive, and reflective atmosphere. Alfred Erwin Günter Friedrich (born 25 January 1943 in Kreuzberg, Berlin) is a German painter. He studied with Marcus Lüpertz at the end of the 1960s. His works incorporate materials such as wood, paper, glass, puppets, and bronze, attracted to the technology of QR code, he used it as an artistic element. Friedrich grounded QR Matrix Movement. The operas of Richard Wagner have played a role in developing Fred's theme basing his philosophy which moves Human-being: Faith. In his entire body of work, Friedrich argues with the past and addresses the concept of believing until now. Themes from Faith are particularly reflected in his work; for instance, the painting Götterdämmerung (oil on canvas) was inspired by Greek mythology and the Old Testament. His works are often done on a large, confrontational scale and characterised by an unflinching willingness to confront God and believe in Human-being and unrealised potential. It is also characteristic of his work to find symbols and legendary figures or historical places. All of these are encoded which Friedrich seeks to process the past; this has resulted in his work being linked with the New Symbolism and Neo-Expressionism movements. Friedrich has lived and worked in Spain since 1997. Personal life and career Friedrich spent his childhood in Wriezen though his city had been heavily bombed a few months before the end of World War II, causing his family to move. Fred Friedrich grew up in a space of just 14 square meters, where he observed the devastated City of Berlin. For living they collected the rubble mined and traded with the scrap. He was dismissed for an alleged lack of appropriation from an early apprenticeship teacher. Friedrich studied craftsman, he worked also in mining underground, road construction and spent a semester at the Berlin University of Arts. His short presence at the academy ended in a "huge fiasco", and he left to continue his studies in the Bauakademie where he studied Architecture and Sculpture, being student of Erich F. Reuter. He received an architecture degree in