The two self-taught artists Anselm Freytag (https://www.artconnect.com/profile/anselm-freytag) and Daniel Hemel (https://www.artconnect.com/profile/daniel-hemel) have created their first common work in 2014. For their since then created collective works they developed the term of „simultaneous painting”, that is, painting, taking place at the same time and place together. Simultaneous painting thus describes the prevailing conditions and
on the other hand, the process, which plays an essential role in a wider context:  "all paintings we paint, are painted in a single process." This statement by Freytag will be subsequently defined more precisely by him, afterwards. One process does not necessarily mean that a single session is sufficient for one work or that the resulting visual work always is considered satisfactory in the long term by both parties. Within the process, which is adressed here, there is always something going a bit forward - following the Latin "procedere" – to proceed.
Hemel und Freytag therefore understand the process of simultaneous painting as a learning process with an uncertain goal. The energy that is present when the two meet, following the concept, necessarily leads to productive results.

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