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Exhibition … nature?!
30.05.2020 – 3-07.2020 Painting, installation, photography, drawing and collage Despite Corona, there is an exhibition. Only the vernissage will not take place. Five artists with five points of view meet in Martin Koroscha ‘s producer gallery in Bremen. In addition to my work, Akkela Dienstbier, Leonie Nowotsch, Astrid Schulz, Benjamin Beßlich and Sabine Seemann are…
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4 Pyrmont artists | 4 points of view in the Domänenburg in Aerzen
More than 100 art lovers attended the vernissage in the historic rooms of the Domänenburg in Aerzen.
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300 years of the town of Pyrmont | 300 personalities
The title of this art project says it all: 300 years of the town of Pyrmont | 300 personalities. A long line of important and illustrious historical spa guests and residents of Bad Pyrmont provide me with ample inspiration for new and idiosyncratic personalities. The extraordinary natural phenomena typical of Bad Pyrmont, such as the…
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Hand-picked – down to the last detail
Looking at the details, it is not so easy to say what is important. What makes the whole thing work? Could anything be dispensed with?
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9. Miniature in the visual arts Fürstenwalde/Spree
The diverse and exciting exhibition can be visited until November 23, 2018. I am delighted with the beautiful presentation. I think the framing of my work is a great idea.
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Let’s go into detail!
The quail is an inconspicuous bird that lives in secret and is no longer as common in our regions as it used to be. The quail hen has up to twelve chicks. In the picture I only count five chicks. Oh dear! Where is the rest of the flock? I don’t want to tell any…
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Favorite finds
Dragonfly wings on a vetch tendril – perfection in the smallest detail!
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Small, fine school project
Elbschule – cultural school When I first enter the spacious and invitingly bright foyer of the Elbschule in Hamburg Altona, full of joyful expectations, I am amazed by the cheerful babble of children’s voices. Just what it sounds like in a school. As the Elbschule is mostly attended by deaf children, I had imagined communication…
