Jochen Dreckmann | "Mittelpunkte", September 2018
When trees fall, they are not dead. They are merely beginning their second secret life as wood. They take their memories with them, and their character too. You can feel it when you hold wood in your hands, you can see it when you look at it. There is still the pale heat of summer, the deep darkness [...]
Ayaka Terajima| "The Little Blue Garden"
The series „The vase got a flower,“ used in the installation, is a sculpture project in which I combine prefabricated porcelain, which previously belonged to someone else, with my own forms. The color „blue“ is seen as the color of the sea or sky, which make up most of the earth. But the definition of color [...]
Yukari Miyashita | "Kimono - view on the nature"
As an artist and florist, Yukari Miyashita enjoys working with natural materials, focusing on the essentials. Her floral artworks are naturally often short-lived, so one should not miss these brief moments for the eyes and soul. She likes to incorporate elements from her native Japan into her work, but nature with [...]
Wolfgang Steck | "Blowing in the wind
„Wolfgang Steck's godfather gave him this unusual perspective on the world at a young age in a kind of key experience when he recommended that he not sit on a park bench, but rather look underneath it and take photos from there. Suddenly, the world seemed different and its fascination within reach. In [...]
Anja Columbres | "Head in the clouds"
Anja Columbres' works are visual poems that send the viewer on a surreal journey between reality and the dream world. Flora and fauna, human anatomy, and cloudscapes blend like fragments of reality between geometric shapes and false colors, creating a weightless poetry that feels both painfully familiar and refreshingly foreign. Desires and [...]
Stephanie Syring | "Come closer!"
Whether natural scenes or abstract compositions, Stephanie Syring's works catch the eye with their variety of ligran, partly transparent structures. To achieve this, she experiments with different artistic techniques. The works on display here were mainly created using printing techniques. Already during her studies in art education and as an artistic assistant in a screen printing workshop, she was preoccupied with [...]
Gregory Infinity "Circle Soleil
Gregory Infinity's works are abstract and organic, creating a sense of tension while also opening up new perspectives. He attended the Master School for Church Painting in Munich, the only one of its kind in the world. He has received several scholarships and has already been represented in renowned Munich galleries. The intention behind his work is to create a „healing contrast to the urban norm of gray.“ […]
Viola Jasmine Provost "Nature of Colours"
The idea of playing with the nature of colors, trying them out, testing their range, is inspiring. At the same time, art reflects the colors of nature, its infinite wealth of nuances, contrasts, and plays of light. This results in a wealth of variations, both in nature itself and in art, which is virtually limitless and can only be explored by the individual in [...]
Eugenia Piacentini "Involution"
From humanity's first steps to existential questions – hidden deep beneath our roots and mental patterns lies the feeling of being part of a greater whole. This intuition is anchored in our primal nature, and in light of this, laws, dogmas, simply everything becomes superfluous. In times like these, our outward appearance forces us into a [...]
rosaLee "Apophenic Painting"
Apophenic painting makes use of optical pareidolia. It describes the perception of shapes in structures and objects. rosaLee uses experimental techniques and various materials to obtain random structures in which she discovers the protagonists of her stories and elaborates situations. This search for meaning in randomly generated patterns is called apophaesthesia. The installation in the sansaro artbox documents […]